We found some great demonstration videos from the Clearwire launch in Portland, Oregon. Clearwire will launch a new home router designed for their mobile WiMax service. It basically creates it's own Wi-Fi hotspot and can used in the car, in park or on the go. The WiMax router allows the signal to be used by up to eight Wi-Fi devices. They also have a dual mode modem that connects to 3G and WiMAX n...

Portland’s Personal Telco Project (wiki), started, in 2000, turns houses, apartments and coffee shops into free wireless hotspots. Currently they have over 100 active nodes, and eventually would like to cover the entire city of Portland, Oregon with even more. President Michael Weinberg shares his thoughts on Clearwire’s Portland service on Personal Telco’s Blog: My

The same week that another major US city gets lit up with WiMax (Portland, Oregon), reports have been trickling out that Nokia has canceled the WiMax equipped version of its portable internet tablet. Nokia is allegedly saying that the N810 WiMax has reached its end of life, and declined to give any other explanation.

Clearwire has launched its WiMAX service in Portland, OR. If you own a WiMAX device and live in Oregon’s biggest city, you can experience 4G wireless broadband by purchasing one of the following plans: $10 for a 24-hour pass $30 a month for 200MB of data $40 a month for 2GB $50 a month for unlimited data The WiMAX forum

Clearwire announced today at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show the launch of its WiMAX network in Portland. The new network offers high-speed wireless data transfers with laptop cards, with more devices expected soon. Read the full story here.

With recently merging its spectrum with Sprint, Clearwire opened up the second WiMAX market in Portland, Oregon...

Clearwire (or is it Clear now), today presented their Portland, Oregon, Mobile WiMAX system to the press and analysts. It was Clearwire’s first implementation of Mobile WiMAX in the United States. While Clearwire now provides pre-WiMAX broadband to some 400,000 subscribers in 46 markets, the earlier technology does not roam, nor can it be used

Nielsen is out with their top 10 mobile games for the U.S. operator market in 2008. As you’re about to see, classic titles like Tetris, Bejeweled and Pac-Man still rock. Without further ado, here’s the list: 7.0% - Tetris 4.0% - Bejeweled 3.6% - Guitar Hero III 2.6% - Wheel of Fortune 2.5% - Pac-Man 1.9% - The Oregon Trail 1.7% -

Today marks the official launch of Clearwire mobile WiMAX in Portland, Oregon. It’s the 2nd major Mobile WiMAX rollout in the United States, after Sprint’s October rollout in Baltimore. Although Clearwire (now “Clear“) has several dozen pre-WiMAX cities, this is their first one using Mobile WiMAX. Intel, which has been testing the system in the

The Mobile Active event in Johannesburg prompted several organizations to showcase their services targeted at third-world countries, or the research thereof. The Microsoft Unlimited Potential Group has been working on an SMS toolkit in India, and developing on a system built by students at the Oregon State University, and came to the event in order to