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News that's changing the Wireless World!
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Monday, October 20, 2003 |
Source: Computer World
Managing Over the Airwaves
Setting up a wireless LAN opens up a new set of network management challenges. Fortunately, as the popularity of such networks has grown, so have the options available to monitor and manage them. The trick is choosing the right software for the job you need to do.
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9:10:36 PM 
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Source: Wi-Fi Networking News
Atheros's Double Speed Compatibility
eHomeUpgrade talks to Atheros about its double-speed modes: Atheros's turbo modes (Super G and Super A/G) boost raw throughput on their equipment to 108 Mbps. Net throughput? Dunno. But it will be compatible among vendors choosing Atheros's gear, depending on local regulation factors. Frame bursting, mentioned here in passing, should work across many vendors' equipments -- at least with ongoing firmware upgrades -- and should dramatically or at least relatively improve the net bandwidth of 802.11g networks and b/g networks by reducing the clutter of very short g packets....
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3:51:24 PM
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Source: Computer World
Free Hot Spots Pay Dividends
Some hotels and restaurants say giving away wireless Internet access draws and retains customers and delivers a strong ROI.
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3:18:45 PM
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Source: C|Net
Hot spot fever?
Wayport CEO Dave Vucina has big plans to create a far-reaching network of hotel and airline Internet hot spots.
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2:13:04 PM
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Source: Wi-Fi Networking News
Strix Gets More Financing
Strix Systems raised $15 million in stock financing, for a total of $34 million invested in the company: It hopes this investment will take the company to profitability, but it doesn't say when that might happen. Strix APs, or nodes as it likes to call them, can do backhaul using 802.11 instead of wired Ethernet. The nodes see each other and configure like a mesh network so that one node can pass data directly to another node, even hopping along a number of nodes to deliver the data to its proper destination....
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10:22:13 AM
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Source: C|Net
Intel, iAnywhere team up for Wi-Fi
The chipmaker and the Sybase subsidiary aim to foster wireless applications for corporations with a bundle of mobile development tools and Wi-Fi ready notebook and handheld PCs.
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7:34:54 AM
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Source: Extremetech
Review: SIPphone
Fresh from his success with MP3.com and Lindows, Michael Robertson has turned his attention to VoIP. If you've got broadband, you can now make free calls to anywhere on Earth.
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7:24:24 AM
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Source: Ziff Davis
Review: SIPphone
Fresh from his success with MP3.com and Lindows, Michael Robertson has turned his attention to VoIP. If you've got broadband, you can now make free calls to anywhere on Earth.
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7:13:54 AM
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Source: eWEEK Technology News
iAnywhere Puts Mobile Data on Tap
The CTIA Wireless IT & Entertainment in Las Vegas this week will be a product launching pad for companies wanting to woo mobile business workers and the carriers that serve them.
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1:42:14 AM
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