[OCCalWUG] News that's changing the Wireless World! Tuesday, July 08, 2003 Going Wireless in the Wilderness. An eco-tourism company is constructing a wireless network in the frozen wilds of Canada so visitors can upload photos and Web surfers can watch polar bears. By Charles Mandel. [Wired News] 5:36:53 PM    comment [] Proxim Sees Slow Q2, Chairman Resigns. The wireless network equipment maker will miss financial forecasts in the wake of a restructuring. [News] 5:31:35 PM    comment [] 802.11g Products Get Certified. The first round of testing of 802.11g products by the Wi-Fi Alliance has concluded. Now there are a number of chipsets, reference designs, and even a couple of products that meet interoperability requirements. [News] 5:30:33 PM    comment [] Symbol Technologies chairman resigns. Jerome Swartz, chairman of Symbol Technologies, resigned in the wake of internal and SEC investigations into accounting irregularities. [Computerworld News] 5:30:00 PM    comment [] Wi-Fi Alliance Certifies First 802.11g Products. The first round of products based on the IEEE 802.11g standard amendment have completed Wi-Fi certification testing. [Technology News from eWEEK and Ziff Davis] 5:25:08 PM    comment [] Computerworld: McDonald's signs on for Wi-Fi in San Francisco area, Singapore. McDonald's Corp. broadened its push into the Wi-Fi public-access market today, with deals to provide the wireless service in 75 San Francisco Bay-area restaurants and 140 outlets in Singapore. In the Bay area, 55 restaurants began offering wireless Internet connectivity today. [Tomalak's Realm] 5:24:42 PM    comment [] WLAN growth strong in A-P, but prices tumble. Gartner sees continued strong growth in WLAN market [InfoWorld: Wireless] 5:23:49 PM    comment [] © 2003 [OCCalWUG] Last Update: 8/6/2003; 6:19:09 PM

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