Tuesday, April 1, 2003

Nokia to begin making CDMA handsets in China. Sees CDMA as way to broaden its reach into market
3:00:38 PM    comment   

Feds Test Network to Send Alerts to M.D.s. The Department of Health and Human Services is planning a three-month trial of a system though which digital alerts of potential bioterrorism threats will be transmitted to 10,000 doctors who have Palm handheld devices. [Computerworld Mobile/Wireless News]
2:59:13 PM    comment   

Army uses mobile technology, satellite link to track supplies. To keep its central asset-tracking system up to date during the war with Iraq, the U.S. Army relies on mobile units to scan the contents of supply convoys and transmit the information via a satellite network. [Computerworld Mobile/Wireless News]
2:58:59 PM    comment   

Researchers Put Rogue Proteins to Work Assembling Nanowires [Scientific American]
2:58:47 PM    comment   

The Economist on Fries and Wi-Fi. The Economist weighs in on the future of hot spots (fee to read): The Economist predicts a bit of a shake-out as the early, smaller firms wind up trampled by the likes of Cisco (which acquired Linksys) and Intel (which is advertising Centrino madly and investing in hot spots).... [Wi-Fi Networking News]
2:58:29 PM    comment   

WSJ Report for Free. Yesterday's detailed Wall Street Journal article on Wi-Fi is available for free: Yahoo News has the report through syndicaiton in two chunks: part 1, part 2.... [Wi-Fi Networking News]
2:56:01 PM    comment   

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