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  • Clearwire launches prepaid mobile broadband service in the US

    Clearwire is selling prepaid WiMAX subscriptions in the US for $5 per day, $20 per week or $50 per month. The prepaid service called Rover requires you to buy either the USB stick ($89) for a laptop or desktop computer or a…

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  • iPass mobile workforce report on mobility and productivity

    iPass has published a report on 5 categories of mobile workers and how mobility enables their productivity. This edition of the iPass Mobile Workforce Report reveals the behaviors of mobile employees and identifies common characteristics to segment users into five categories (mobile…

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    1. Which states top the list in mobile and wireless spending?
    2. iPass finally offers service to individuals, but only if you have Windows
    3. Social life of wireless urban spaces
  • Top 10 handsets in Asia: Nokia dominates, but iPhone is a status symbol

    From TelecomAsia, the top 10 handsets in Asia as of July 2010 show Nokia’s dominance.

    1. Nokia 1202

    2. Nokia 2700 Classic

    3. Samsung GT-E1080C

    4. Nokia 5230

    5. Nokia 1208

    6. Nokia 5310 XpressMusic

    7. Nokia 1682 Classic

    8. Nokai E63

    9. Samsung SCH-B 309

    10. Nokai 1616

    (Countries included…

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    1. Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City take first steps toward WiMAX
    2. Apple surpasses Nokia as most profitable handset vendor
    3. Apple reports 15 percent increase in quarterly profit and record iPhone sales
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    Newsflash 4

    Tuesday, 12 August 2008 00:25 | Written by Mike Jordan | PDF | Print | E-mail
    Yesterday all servers in the U.S. went out on strike in a bid to get more RAM and better CPUs. A spokes person said that the need for better RAM was due to some fool increasing the front-side bus speed. In future, buses will be told to slow down in residential motherboards.

    Last Updated (Tuesday, 12 August 2008 00:25)

     

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  • WLW030 – Joe Epstein on Mobile VoIP
    Joe Epstein on Mobile VoIP Right-Click Here To Download This Episode A couple of weeks ago I did a review of Joe Epstein’s book on Scalable Mobile VoIP – but had made a technical error and didn’t have the recording of our interview. This week I had a chance to get back together with Joe and [...]
  • WLW029 – Joe Bardwell & Ron Nutter on 802.11n
    Joe Bardwell & Ron Nutter on 802.11n Right-Click Here To Download This Episode This week I’m on vacation with my family. And so we’ve invited back Ron Nutter, of TechBytes to guest host the show. His guest is Joe Bardwell from Connect802 and will be talking about some of the details around 802.11n. Please go and check [...]
  • WLW028 – Aerohive Client Health & Teacherview
    Aerohive Client Health & Teacherview Right-Click Here To Download This Episode This episode invites back Adam Conway of Aerohive networks to talk about their latest software upgrade. I asked Adam on the Wireless LAN Weekly Podcast specifically to talk about ‘Client Health Score’ as part of the 3.5 code release. If you have 19 clients for every [...]

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