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Wi-Max’s Future: Boom or Bust?

April 12, 2005

Wireless Wide Area Networks (WANs) have so far garnered only niche acceptance: They are used in rural areas where wired telecommunications services are not available and in select instances where companies deem them less expensive than other options, like T1 lines. Wi-Max, short for "Worldwide Inter...

Patent Fight Pits Former Wireless, RFID Partners

March 25, 2005

While they worked closely together in the past to provide cutting-edge wireless, bar code and radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, U.S. companies Symbol and Intermec are now locked in a widening patent battle that some fear could hamper the progress of RFID. Holtsville, New York-based S...

Wireless LANs Gain Popularity Despite Risks

November 16, 2004

Corporations often need more wide area network (WAN) bandwidth but are deterred by its high cost and slow speed. Pricing for these lines runs from hundreds to thousands of dollars per month, and typically the links deliver 1.5 Mbps of throughput. Now a small but growing number of firms are opting to...

The Courtship of Video and Wireless Networks Has Begun

September 4, 2004

One would not call them intimate at this stage, but certainly the mutual interest between wireless LANs and video applications is growing. Companies and consumers have deployed a growing number of WLANs to support a variety of data applications, such as electronic mail and Web browsing. Users are st...

Intel, Proxim Deliver WiMAX Products

June 18, 2004

Intel, the world's largest chip maker and Proxim, a major wireless networking equipment maker, said on Thursday they will join hands in delivering WiMAX solutions for fixed and portable broadband wireless access. Intel said the agreement includes the development of base station and subscriber unit a...

Intel and Proxim Partner on WiMax

June 17, 2004

Intel and Proxim today announced a collaboration to develop WiMAX technologies for portable broadband wireless access. The agreement includes the development of base station and subscriber unit access points that deliver wireless access for data, voice and video services. WiMAX, known also as IEEE 8...

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Computing

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Cybersecurity

 Cybersecurity

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Data Management

 Data Management

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Developers

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Apple and Microsoft Developers Conferences Exhibit Companies' Strengths, Weaknesses

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Emerging Tech

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Gaming

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Hacking

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Hackers Cast LinkedIn as Most-Popular Phishing Spot

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US Braces for Cyberwarfare Amid Fears of Russian Assault

Hardware

 Hardware

KYY 15.6" Portable Monitor Packs Value With a Healthy Feature Set

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Health

 Health

Hack Your Metabolism To Improve Health With the Lumen Smart Device

Amazon Rolls Out Alexa for Senior Living and Healthcare Providers

Cove High-Tech Neckband Aims To Ease Stress, Improve Sleep

Home Tech

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Home Automation Faces 3 Perpetual Problems

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How To

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Start Here When Things Go Wrong on Your Linux System

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Internet of Things

 Internet of Things

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Remote Work Heightens Privacy and Security Anxiety Among Employees

Amazon Super Smart Fridge Is Reportedly in the Works

IT Leadership

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Open Source Leaders Push WH for Security Action

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Mobile Apps

 Mobile Apps

Kids' Screen Use Sees Fastest Rise in 4 Years

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Operating Systems

 Operating Systems

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New Breeze Theme Gives KDE Neon Release Lots of Sparkle

HP Chromebase Makes Chrome OS Desktops a Smart Choice

Privacy

 Privacy

PII of Many Fortune 1000 Execs Exposed at Data Broker Sites

US-Led Seizure of RaidForums May Defy Lasting Effect on Security

Atlas VPN Debuts MultiHop+ for Added Layer of Internet Privacy and Security

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Rebuilding Ukraine: 3D Printing and the Metaverse Could Help Create the Cities of Tomorrow

InnoView 15.8" Portable Display: More Screen Space for Small Devices

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Science

 Science

Report Finds US Workers Lagging in Digital Skills

Nvidia Launches Earth 2 and Goes to War Against Climate Change

The Challenge and Promise of Quantum Computing

Search Tech

 Search Tech

Microsoft Bing, Yandex Create New Search Protocol

Botify SEO Platform Helps Brands Navigate Organic Search Rankings

Google Cloud Seeks To Cure Retailers' Search Woes, Help Compete With Amazon

Servers

 Servers

Cyber Asset Management Overwhelming IT Security Teams

30 Years of Linux History Told via Distros

Stale Open Source Code Rampant in Commercial Software: Report

Smartphones

 Smartphones

Apple Refreshes iPhone SE, iPad Air, Debuts Studio Desktop

Tesla Smartphone Could Be a Game Changer

Snapdragon 8 Suggests the End of PCs and Smartphones as We Know Them

Social Networking

 Social Networking

Big Tech Firms Move To Squash Deceptive Info on Ukraine Crisis

Facebook Pushes Pause on Instagram for Kids

TikTok Tops YouTube in Watch Time Among Android Users

Space

 Space

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Kuo Predicts 'iPhone 13' Will Support Satellite Calls and Texting

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Spotlight Features

 Spotlight Features

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Gamifying EdTech Launches Learning to Loftier Levels

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Tablets

 Tablets

Microsoft Finally Has Truly Competitive Alternatives to Apple Products

New iPad Mini Stars at Apple Refresh Event

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Tech Buzz

 Tech Buzz

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Tech Law

 Tech Law

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Transportation

 Transportation

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Virtual Reality

 Virtual Reality

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