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Forbes.com: Intel To Deliver Tri-Mode Wi-Fi


Intel To Deliver Tri-Mode Wi-Fi
Online staff, 09.03.04, 2:23 PM ET

As expected today, Intel rolled out its long awaited tri-mode wireless module with support for three Wi-Fi standards, 802.11a, b and g.

The new module includes software intended to make it easier for end-users to set up wireless connections with any Wi-Fi network at the maximum speed available, and also offers added security, according to a statement from the Santa Clara, Calif.-based company. The new module is part of Intel's Centrino mobile technology family, which includes the Pentium M processor, 855-chipset family and a PRO/Wireless network connection.

Intel noted that Pyramid research has forecast that there could be as many as 700 million Wi-Fi users by 2007.

"Wi-Fi networks continue to increase rapidly in number, but users still have concerns about how hard it will be to connect and whether the network is secure," said Jim Johnson, president and general manager of the wireless networking group, in a statement. "

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Broadcom(R) Wireless LAN Solutions Wi-Fi CERTIFIED(TM) for WPA2(TM)

IRVINE, Calif., Sept. 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Broadcom Corporation , a leading provider of highly integrated silicon solutions enabling broadband communications, today announced that its AirForce(TM) wireless LAN access point and client reference designs are among the first products to be Wi-Fi CERTIFIED(TM) for WPA2(TM) (Wi-Fi Protected Access 2). Driven by the Wi-Fi Alliance, WPA2 certification ensures that wireless LAN products based on Broadcom(R) AirForce(TM) chipsets are interoperable with other products implementing WPA2 security features. The Wi-Fi Alliance has also chosen Broadcom's popular IEEE 802.11a/g access point reference design (the BCM94712P) and 802.11g CardBus reference design (the BCM94306M) to be used in the certification process for other Wi-Fi(R) products in the WPA2 test environment.

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Campus unwired
Published on Friday, August 20, 2004

Elaine Chen and Bo Yang, graduate students in the educational design, computer and telecommunications, use Chen's computer to use wireless Internet. The two were studying Wednesday afternoon in Hale Library.
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Ashley Friesen
Kansas State Collegian


K-State is capitalizing on one of the fastest-growing technological trends: wireless Internet access.
Wireless Internet access is transmitted to personal laptop computers through radio waves. These radio waves are transmitted through the air from an existing access point at various locations on campus to computers with wireless Internet capabilities.

There are advantages to going wireless, said Rebecca Gould, director of the Information Technology Assistant Center.

“It’s mobile computing — anytime, anywhere. It’s called untethered, unwired,” Gould said.

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Glenayre's Versera Intelligent Communications Environment Approved for Interoperability with Nortel Networks GSM/GPRS Wireless Infrastructure
Tuesday August 31, 8:30 am ET


ATLANTA, Aug. 31 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Glenayre Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: GEMS - News), announced today that the company's Versera Intelligent Communications Environment (Versera ICE(TM)) has successfully obtained interoperability approval from Nortel Networks (NYSE: NT; Toronto). Compatibility approval was achieved using GSM 17 and MTX12 CDMA infrastructure equipment in Nortel Networks' Richardson, Texas Wireless Interoperability Lab.
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Versera ICE is a next generation messaging solution that delivers a flexible environment for carriers to cost-effectively deploy, maintain and operate multiple applications on a single platform. The product's dynamic architecture makes it easy for wireless carriers to grow beyond traditional services like voice mail to enhanced services such as presence-enabled applications and multimedia messaging as their subscribers' needs evolve.

Versera ICE addresses the need for a communications solution that can serve as a bridge between existing legacy and next generation systems while providing room for future technology growth. The solution's scalability allows it to support a few thousand to millions of subscribers, and the open, standards-based architecture provides a flexible environment for deploying the hottest new messaging applications.

"Glenayre is excited to bring to market a flexible, scalable communications solution that delivers expanded messaging capabilities and allows carriers to remain competitive," said Bruce Bales, president of Glenayre's messaging business. "Versera ICE is a true next generation system that allows service providers to retain subscribers, minimize total cost of ownership and increase revenues."

About Glenayre

Glenayre is a global provider of next-generation messaging solutions and enhanced services for wireless and wireline carriers, and MSO/cable companies. Glenayre systems are designed on open platforms with a standards-based architecture supporting IP and traditional telephony networks for an evolution from 2G to 2.5G and 3G services. More than 200 service providers in over 60 countries have deployed Glenayre messaging solutions for voice, fax and e-mail messaging, including one number services, voice navigation and voice dialing, mailbox out-dialing and one-button call return. Glenayre, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, has been providing carrier-grade communications solutions for the global market for over 40 years. For more information, please visit http://www.glenayre.com .

Glenayre, the Glenayre logo, Versera and Versera ICE are trademarks of Glenayre Electronics, Inc.

Nortel Networks is a trademark of Nortel Networks.




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Source: Glenayre Technologies Inc.


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Forbes.com: Games Growth on Cellphones Explosive

Games Growth on Cellphones Explosive
, 08.30.04, 3:12 PM ET

Aug 30, 2004 (financialwire.net via COMTEX) -- (FinancialWire) The British Broadcasting Corp. is reporting that more than 100 million will be using their cell phones to play games by 2006.

Gearing up for the explosion are Nokia (NYSE: NOK), with its N-Gage, N-Gage QD and upcoming Gizmondo devices, Sony (NYSE: SNE), with its upcoming PSP, and others.

The BBC's "Digital Gaming in America" report said some 16.3 million households currently have phones that can be used for gaming.

The poll found that of the 70% of gamers who have a mobile phone, half of them use the phone for gaming and spent almost $20 on average buying games for the phone.



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