[OCCalWUG] News that's changing the Wireless World! Wednesday, July 02, 2003 Wireless Rival Boasts Speed and a Roomy Keyboard. MICROSOFT isn't the only company in hot pursuit of corporate buyers. Palm's new wireless Tungsten C palmtop is a fast, powerful, worthy combatant, thanks to its brilliant, crisp screen, built-in antenna for Wi-Fi networks and a roomy thumb keyboard that's not yet available on any Pocket PC. (You know you're living in the 21st century when you hear the word By David Pogue. [New York Times: Technology] 6:22:50 PM    comment [] World Radiocommunications group OKs new spectrum for WLANs worldwide. The World Radiocommunications Conference will allow a portion of spectrum in the 5GHz band to be used for WLANs, a decision hailed as a "defining moment" for the WLAN industry. [Computerworld News] 2:30:21 PM    comment [] Scandinavian takes off with Boeing Wi-Fi. Scandinavian Airlines System taps Connexion by Boeing to equip SAS' aircraft with Wi-Fi, making it the latest major carrier to commit to in-flight wireless connectivity. [CNET News.com] 1:56:17 PM    comment [] AirDefense Describes Lack of Client Security at Show. The 802.11 Planet Conference & Expo featured hundreds of Wi-Fi users on the show floor -- and many of them were wide open to outside attacks. [News] 1:55:39 PM    comment [] Wireless Hunters on the Prowl. Despite rocketing popularity, awareness of Wi-Fi's weak security remains relatively low. WorldWide WarDrive takes to the streets to drive home the point that wireless networks need protection, too. By Xeni Jardin. [Wired News] 1:55:09 PM    comment [] Gateway Unveils Wireless DVD Player. The PC maker rolls out a DVD player that doubles as a wireless entertainment gateway. [News] 1:50:12 PM    comment [] © 2003 [OCCalWUG] Last Update: 8/6/2003; 6:19:07 PM

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