Latest Wireless news
Safend strengthens mobile security product, 11/07/06
Safend has made three improvements to its software for securing mobile and PC clients and their peripherals.
Wireless in the Enterprise Newsletter: What’s FON up against?, 11/08/06
The FON community is a grass-roots effort whereby residential Wi-Fi users share access across their wireless networks to their broadband Internet access connections. If the idea takes off, it could usurp (or create sources of interference in) muni/metro Wi-Fi networks being subsidized by city and county governments.
Samsung debuts combined mini-PC phone, 11/08/06
Samsung Electronics has taken a stab at what the next generation of wireless broadband devices will look like, unveiling a converged computer and mobile phone that uses 3G and mobile WiMAX connections.
Virtualization, wireless and open source: It’s time to grow up, 11/08/06
Virtualization, mobility and open source are among the most promising technologies for enabling companies to become more agile, but these network and IT advances still have a lot of maturing to do, according to analysts at an IT conference in Boston this week.
New Linux phone encourages application development, 11/08/06
Electronics company First International Computer hopes to replicate the open nature of the PC in mobile phones with the debut of a smartphone running an open Linux-based mobile software platform developed by one of its product managers.
SingTel, associates claim 100M mobile subscribers, 11/07/06
Singapore Telecommunications and associated mobile operators in Asia had 100.8 million subscribers at the end of September, the company said Tuesday.
EU survey: Roaming costs too much, 11/07/06
It’s not just a bunch of bureaucrats in Brussels who think mobile phone companies charge too much for making calls abroad. Some 63% of European citizens avoid using their mobile phones while travelling, mainly because of the costs attached, according to a survey carried out for the European Commission.
