Friday, November 22, 2002

AOL tests standalone e-mail product. "AOL Communicator" bundles instant messaging with an e-mail client that appears designed to mirror Microsoft Outlook. [CNET News.com]
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Sprint to update corporate IM. The telecom giant on Monday is expected to introduce technology that lets businesses use instant messaging to access data contained within corporate applications. [CNET News.com]
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Trade Wars II: China shuns Qualcomm - no CDMA tax!. Can't pay - won't pay [The Register]
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LRW Digital Extends Suite For BlackBerry. LRW Digital has launched three new products for the RIM BlackBerry aimed at mobile professionals. [allNetDevices Wireless News]
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Verizon to Install WiFi Technology. NEW YORK (AP) -- In a sure sign that the upstart wireless Internet technology called WiFi is proving too powerful to ignore, Verizon Communications Inc. said Thursday that it will install such networks for small and medium-sized businesses. By The Associated Press. [New York Times: Technology]
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Wireless an apparent bright spot at Comdex. Wireless turned out to be the hot spot at Comdex, with both WLAN and satellite data vendors reporting heavy traffic from quality buyers. [Computerworld Mobile/Wireless News]
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BlackBerry vendor RIM loses e-mail patent case. RIM ordered to pay $23 million in damages to NTP [InfoWorld: Top News]
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Motorola's dual 2G/3G handset moves a step closer. Handset supports both GSM and W-CDMA [InfoWorld: Top News]
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EtherLinx made a big and unexpected public unveiling in June 2002 when New York Times veteran staff writer John Markoff put them on page A1. In the article, Markoff described how the two founders in a garage a few blocks away from the one in which Apple's Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak built early computers had a revolutionarily priced wireless product that combined some aspects of mesh networking with long range point to point and in-home Wi-Fi access.

[80211b News]
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Punters 'don't need' wireless data services. That's what they're telling Yankee Group [The Register]
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Didata says market has stabilised. Not getting better though [The Register]
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Verizon takes Wi-Fi to the office. With its new line of wireless networking devices, the telecommunications company joins Nextel in betting Wi-Fi gold lies with businesses, not the masses. [CNET News.com]
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Tech consultancy snaps up Razorfish. SBI says it has agreed to purchase the ailing company, whose glory days ended with the passing of the dot-com boom, for about $8.2 million. [CNET News.com]
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