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T-Mobile USA Announces Commercial 3G Network Availability in 21 Markets By Mid-October
T-Mobile USA, Inc. today announced highlights of the company's wireless network expansion plans, including the deployment of its third-generation (3G) wireless broadband service to 27 major markets in the United States by the end of 2008. The planned expansion is expected to deliver T-Mobile 3G services to more than two-thirds of T-Mobile's current data customers, with meaningful expansion to additional customers and markets through 2009. Read more...
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Lexar Debuts Shoot-n-Sync Wi-Fi Memory Card
Enabling users to wirelessly send photos to their computers, social networking and photo-sharing Web sites, Lexar Media, a global provider of memory products for digital media, has introduced Shoot-n-Sync Wi-Fi memory card. Compatible with SD-compatible digital cameras, the 2GB memory card reliably records and stores digital photos in a camera just like a standard memory card. It also allows users to wirelessly upload from camera to computer and directly to the Internet Read more...
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LTE wireless technology passes moving car test
Mobile operator T-Mobile and Nortel Networks have successfully tested a new high-speed wireless technology designed to make mobile connections as fast as fixed fiber links, T-Mobile said.
A connection was maintained while driving in a car in range of three cell sites on a highway in Bonn, Germany at an average speed of 67 kph, T-Mobile, the wireless business of Deutsche Telekom, said on Thursday. Read more...
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A connection was maintained while driving in a car in range of three cell sites on a highway in Bonn, Germany at an average speed of 67 kph, T-Mobile, the wireless business of Deutsche Telekom, said on Thursday. Read more...
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Imation Selects WiQuest Wireless USB Solution for New Class of Wireless Personal Area Storage Device
WiQuest Communications, Inc., the acknowledged worldwide leader in WiMedia-based ultrawideband (UWB) solutions, today announced that WiQuest's complete Wireless USB solution has been selected by Imation for the company's new Apollo(TM) Pro WX external hard drive -- a high-performing, wireless personal area storage device that offers a secure, no-touch, wireless backup solution for hassle-free back-up and storage of personal data. Read more...
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iCON 401 wireless USB modem debuts
Nova media on Wednesday announced the iCON 401, a wireless USB modem that helps Macs communicate on mobile data networks. It costs €199 (US$281.80).
The iCON 401, which looks like a USB thumbstick, is a universal wireless modem designed for mobile Internet connections on most cell networks worldwide. It supports HSUPA, 3G UMTS, EDGE and GPRS data connections. What’s more, it also features a MicroSD slot, so you can use it to transfer data to a MicroSD card. To use the device, you’ll also need a SIM card from the wireless service provider you plan to use. Read more...
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The iCON 401, which looks like a USB thumbstick, is a universal wireless modem designed for mobile Internet connections on most cell networks worldwide. It supports HSUPA, 3G UMTS, EDGE and GPRS data connections. What’s more, it also features a MicroSD slot, so you can use it to transfer data to a MicroSD card. To use the device, you’ll also need a SIM card from the wireless service provider you plan to use. Read more...
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Nielsen: Wireless Households on the Rise
More than 20 million U.S. telephone households, roughly 17 percent of the nation's total, reply solely on mobile phones for home telecommunications, according to a new study from Nielsen Mobile.
The research suggests that one in five U.S. households could be wireless-only by year's end. Read more...
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The research suggests that one in five U.S. households could be wireless-only by year's end. Read more...
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New York City taxis offer wireless payment
Overland Park, Kan. -- Millions of people every day enjoy the ease of credit card payment, GPS-based location and mapping, weather updates, national and New York City entertainment and city news available in NYC taxis thanks to a solution developed by Sprint and VeriFone's U.S.-based taxi business, VeriFone Transportation Systems (VTS). This collaboration has resulted in equipping 6,600 NYC taxis with a real-time integrated payment and information system, powered by Sprint Mobile Broadband and Sprint Data Link to ensure secure credit card transactions. Read more...
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New HTC Touch HD
Taoyuan, Taiwan -- HTC Corporation, a global leader in mobile phone innovation and design, today unveiled its latest handset, the HTC Touch HDTM, an entertainment focused mobile handset that will transform how people experience multimedia on the move. Integrating a large 3.8 inch wide-screen VGA display (WVGA), a standard 3.5mm audio jack and a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus, the HTC Touch HDTM is the perfect device for multimedia fans. Read more...
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MetaGeek Showcases Dual-Band Wi-Spy USB Wireless Spectrum Analyzer
MetaGeek (www.metageek.net), a leading innovator and provider of USB-based Wi-Fi spectrum analyzer solutions, will conduct pre-release demonstrations of Wi-Spy® DBx, at Interop in New York in booth #1212, September 17-19 as the company prepares for its planned October general availability release. The latest addition to its line of Wi-Spy solutions, widely known as the most compact in their class, Wi-Spy DBx will have the unique capability to analyze both the 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz wireless frequencies - bringing more power and convenience to enterprise and SMB users, alike. Read more...
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Leaked BlackBerry Storm data sheet appears
A sales sheet for the BlackBerry Storm has appeared on Monday and confirms most of the details of the anticipated iPhone rival. True to expectations, the Storm should have both CDMA and GSM to support world roaming as well as a unique touchscreen produces a tactile click when pressed, providing the physical feedback normally absent from touch phones but without using a vibration feedback system as with other attempts at solving the problem. Read more...
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