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Campus Wi-Fi Network Keeps Costs Low, Security High
SecurityDeployment

Like many admins, Rodney Kluever recently faced a daunting task: find a way to use Wi-Fi to satisfy the connectivity requirements of a distributed organization while ensuring his expansive network stayed safe. Via [searchsecurity.techtarget.com]

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Mauritius Curries Favour With The Wi-Fi Crowd
DeploymentHotSpots

A little island off the east coast of Africa is planning to become one of the best wi-fi covered countries in the world. Via [theinquirer.net]

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Here Comes WiMAX World
WiMAXCommentary

The new wireless standard -- just imagine WiFi on steroids -- is quickly gaining traction among the big technology players. Via [businessweek.com]

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Notebook Makers Cautiously Await MIMO For Wireless Boost
Chipset

Notebook PC makers are beginning to make room for MIMO. Via [eweek.com]

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Sunday In The Park With Wi-Fi
HotSpots

Wi-Fi Salon, a New York City start-up, is taking an aggressive, grassroots approach to the substantial—and as yet mostly unclaimed—NYC wireless market. With a strategy that mirrors nonprofit endeavors in all but one regard—the generation of revenue streams as a method of sustainability and scalability—Wi-Fi Salon intends to make New York the “Wi-Fi Capital of...

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Intel In South Korean Mobile Broadband Push
WiMAXIntel

Intel has teamed up with South Korea's top fixed-line and broadband operator KT Corp to introduce mobile broadband services into the home market. Via [theinquirer.net]

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Impact Of WiMax Adoption May Take Awhile
WiMAX

Several vendors have launched WiMax products recently, but the real effects won't be felt until products based on IEEE 802.16e begin to become available, probably after 2007. Via [informationweek.com]

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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
IntelChipset

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]