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Global Wi-Fi hot spot use on the rise, driven by business, 09/21/07: CIOs and other mobile businesspeople are driving the use of Wi-Fi hot spots across the world to new highs, and the airports and hotels they pass through on their travels are the places they connect most often, according to a recent report.
Wireless LAN company teams with video systems integrators, 09/24/07: Aruba Networks Monday announced it is teaming with video systems integrators Milestone Systems and Wren Associates to introduce wireless video surveillance gear for public-safety on university campuses, corporate locations and retail.
Cisco plans a wireless Mega City in Shanghai: Cisco is discussing with the Shanghai government in China plans to set up a wireless broadband network called Mega City in time for the 2010 World Expo.
AT&T offers raft of RFID services aimed at healthcare customers , 09/21/07: AT&T unveiled a complete portfolio of RFID services for healthcare providers this week that it says will enable hospitals to use a Web browser to track equipment, patients and devices.
IT job outlook: 9 skills in big demand, 09/24/07: Networking and wireless LAN experts are hot commodities, closely followed by those versed in open source and data center technologies, our annual salary survey finds..
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Orange signs on to sell iPhone in France, 09/21/07: France Telecom confirmed on Thursday it would be the official mobile wireless provider of Apple’s iPhone in France.
Apple’s options for stopping open source iPhone use, 09/20/07: Although Apple’s Steve Jobs has declared war on iPhone hackers, no one knows for certain how he plans to stop them.
Cisco grabs leading spectrum analysis company, 09/24/07: Another innovation has been gobbled up by the ever-vigilant Cisco. The networking behemoth is acquiring Cognio, a privately held company with one of the few coveted spectrum analysis tools in the wireless market.
OWC gives any Mac 802.11n Wi-Fi, 09/21/07: Other World Computing (OWC) on Thursday announced a new line of 802.11n products that it says will allow any Mac computer upgrade to the fast Wi-Fi networking.
Sprint sees enterprise IT role in WiMAX, 09/19/07: Sprint Nextel plans to cooperate with enterprises on the rollout of its WiMAX mobile broadband network, letting the customers install and own short-range base stations in their buildings with automatic roaming onto the carrier’s WiMAX network outside.
U.K. prepares to let 3G services run on 2G spectrum, 09/20/07: The U.K. is considering letting mobile phone operators run 3G services on frequencies reserved for 2G services, a change that could mean better 3G coverage and lower costs for the public, the government’s telecommunications regulator said Thursday.
Belkin ships network USB Wi-Fi hub, 09/20/2007 Belkin has introduced a device that lets you share multiple printers, hard drives and other peripherals wirelessly.
