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Author: Wayne Slavin

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Wi-Fi Security Wakes Up To Reality
Security

If a company can't migrate to AES encryption, which requires faster processors in the access point, then the company should consider using a virtual private network (VPN) in house for its Wi-Fi network, says Roger Sands, vice president of enterprise development at Colubris Networks. Via [newsfactor.com]

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Intel Talks Up Universal Wireless Networking
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Intel has promised to unveil technology that automatically switches between radio networks, providing always-on wireless network connectivity for mobile devices. Via [vnunet.com]

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BT Planning Fusion Phone For Business
VoIPBT

The telco claims the business version of its Fusion fixed and mobile handset will be based around Wi-Fi. Via [news.zdnet.co.uk]

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Intel Hits Number One In Wi-Fi IC Shipments
Research

The volume of laptops sold every year is growing rapidly. The penetration of Wi-Fi into the laptop market is on a similar upward curve. Add the essential ingredient of an 802.11 a/g Mini-PCI solution, mix in a big dose of marketing clout, and the result is that Intel has, in recent months, been steadily taking...

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Wave Of Consolidation Sweeps Maturing Wi-Fi Field
Commentary

The wireless Internet, or Wi-Fi, industry is finally consolidating after sparking dozens of start-ups. Via [usatoday.com]

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Carnival Cruise Woos Biz Travelers With Wi-Fi
DeploymentHotSpots

People often think of cruise ships as romantic places where guests leave the telephone, the computer and even the alarm clock behind: luxurious vacationlands where time stands still. Via [eweek.com]

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Voice Over Wi-Fi On The Way
VoIP

Wi-Fi, despite opposition from vendors of competing technologies, will grow and add new capabilities, with voice over Wi-Fi services available in about two years, according to speakers at this week's WiFi/VoWiFi Planet Conference and Expo. Via [pcworld.com]

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Feds Beset By Wireless Security Problems
Security

Federal agencies are acquiring wireless technology almost by accident by failing to track government-issued laptops and other mobile devices and therefore applying inadequate safeguards to secure them. One result: signal leakage. Via [searchmobilecomputing.techtarget.com]

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TI, Ember Team On Low-power ZigBee Chipset
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Texas Instruments Inc. has announced a collaboration with Ember Corp. to unveil the lowest power consuming ZigBee networking and microcontroller platform. Via [eetimes.com]

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Vodafone To Offer WiFi In Germany With The Cloud
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Vodafone will join forces with wireless Internet provider The Cloud to offer Wi-Fi wireless broadband Internet in Germany, the companies said in a joint press release. Via [today.reuters.co.uk]

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Wireless Firm Proxim Sells Itself For $21m
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Troubled wireless networking firm Proxim announced today that it has entered into an asset purchase agreement which effectively sells "substantially all its assets" to networking group Moseley Associates. Via [vnunet.com]

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Government Urged To Promote WiFi
DeploymentHotSpots

Taiwan lags behind South Korea, Japan, Finland and the US in wireless infrastructure, and as such could miss out on some business opportunities. Via [taipeitimes.com]

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Wi-Fi Spreads On International Flights
DeploymentHotSpots

A year after German carrier Lufthansa premiered onboard wireless Internet access on some flights, at least eight other international airlines are following its lead. Via [usatoday.com]

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Sony Ericsson GC99 Wi-Fi/3G Wireless PC Card
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Sony Ericsson has announced their new 3G/Wi-Fi wireless PC card which blends both Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity into the one card. The GC99 works with both 80211g and 802.11a access points on the Wi-Fi end. On the 3G end it has the capability to connect to regular GSM (quad-band) dial up, and GPRS packet-switched communications....

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Vonage, Cisco Team Up In Wi-Fi Giveaway
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In a bid to attract more subscribers, Net phone operator Vonage announced Monday that it's giving away Linksys Wi-Fi access points to U.S. residents who sign up for Vonage calling plans by July 23. Via [news.com.com]