Wireless providers looking to landline IP to cut costs

Opinion
Apr 10, 20072 mins

Latest Wireless news

Wireless providers looking to landline IP to cut costs, 04/06/07

Wireless service providers are expected to move aggressively toward Ethernet and other alternative backhaul network options by 2008, according to a new report by Infonetics Research.

WORLDBEAT – RFID helps the Boston Marathon run, 04/09/07

For the approximately 23,500 registered athletes competing in next Monday’s Boston Marathon, additional measures are required beyond proper training, good running shoes and a carbohydrate-laden pre-race dinner. Technology is now as critical as stretching, and will play a role in the race’s 111th iteration.

Opinion: Clearwire puts the ‘how’ in WiMAX, 04/06/07

After so much hype about the undeniable advantages of WiMAX, all of a sudden people have come to realize that, at least domestically, WiMAX may not be the broadband bonanza it was hyped up to be.

Acer takes the No. 3 spot in mobile PCs, 04/06/07

Acer unseated Toshiba from its third-place perch in worldwide mobile PC sales during the fourth quarter of last year, according to market researcher iSuppli. HP saw the strongest year-on-year growth overall in the segment.

Windows phone users get new data access option, 04/06/07

A software start-up has launched an application that manages XML-based data access forms created in Microsoft Office and wirelessly distributes them to any Windows-based enterprise smartphone or other handheld.

Cool Tools Video: Windows Mobile 6 highlights

Keith gets a look at the new features of Windows Mobile 6 and some of the new phones that will support the latest Microsoft mobile OS.