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Sprint's Xohm CTO aggressively defends WiMAX Open link in new window
submitted 24 days ago by NetworkWorld (via networkworld.com)
Barry West, the CTO of Sprint's Xohm business division, hit back at WiMAX skeptics during his speech at the Wireless Communications Association (WCA), and delivered the message that "WiMAX is here now, and it works."
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Tags: Sprint WiMax Xohm Wireless Communications Association Barry West
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Seven "grand challenges" face IT in next quarter-century, Gartner says Open link in new window
submitted 36 days ago by NetworkWorld (via networkworld.com)
Gartner has identified seven technologies that will "completely transform" business over the next 25 years, including parallel programming, wireless power sources for mobile devices, automated speech translation, and computing interfaces that detect human gestures.
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Tags: Gartner Wireless Power
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Security service monitors WLAN intrusions Open link in new window
submitted 36 days ago by NetworkWorld (via networkworld.com)
AirTight's SpectraGuard wireless intrusion prevention software is now available as a monthly online service. Wi-Fi spectrum is monitored by plug-and-play radio sensors installed at the customer's site.
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Tags: wi-fi WLAN Security
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An answer for wireless connection woes Open link in new window
submitted 37 days ago by NetworkWorld (via networkworld.com)
We're trying to connect a Pentium III computer running Windows 2000 to a wireless network using a USB wireless network adapter. The Linksys wireless router is set up to use WEP security and the USB adapter connection manager shows that we have a connection with excellent signal strength, but we still cannot get the PC connected to the Internet wirelessly. We followed the Linksys installation instr
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Tags: Security Linksys Windows PC
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10 reasons why Motorola failed Open link in new window
submitted 37 days ago by NetworkWorld (via networkworld.com)
Warren Buffet once said that when a manager with a great turnaround reputation encounters a company with a reputation for dysfunctionality, it is the company that will keep its reputation.
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Tags: Motorola
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Security SaaS hits WLAN community Open link in new window
submitted 38 days ago by NetworkWorld (via networkworld.com)
"Coulda had a V-8." That was my knee-jerk reaction when AirTight Networks told me it planned to launch software-as-a-service (SaaS) for securing wireless LANs. Duh! Why hasn't someone thought of this before?
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Tags: WLAN Security
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Tips for managing wireless networks Open link in new window
submitted 38 days ago by NetworkWorld (via networkworld.com)
Network managers deploying wireless LANs and supporting end users and applications on the unplugged environment have a lot to say about how to ensure wireless nets deliver on their promise.
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Telephony: creeping disconnection Open link in new window
submitted 38 days ago by NetworkWorld (via networkworld.com)
Each new survey shows that the number of people who have forsaken their traditional landline phones keeps growing. This, coupled with changes in the way people use cell phones, is starting to impact a number of areas in ways that people might not have expected just a few months ago.
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Verizon to use 700MHz spectrum for LTE network Open link in new window
submitted 39 days ago by NetworkWorld (via networkworld.com)
Verizon Wireless plans to use its recently-won spectrum on the 700MHz band to deploy a nationwide Long Term Evolution (LTE) network for wireless broadband.
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Tags: Verizon broadband Verizon Wireless LTE 700MHz spectrum Long Term Evolution Evolution Wireless Broadband
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When a desktop has less throughput than a laptop Open link in new window
submitted 40 days ago by NetworkWorld (via networkworld.com)
I have a desktop PC running XP Home and a laptop running Vista. The desktop is connected to a router via a cable and the laptop is wireless. The broadband speed on my laptop can run up to 6Mb but my desktop varies from 0.3 to 1.8Mb. Why does my desktop run so much slower than my laptop?
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Tags: broadband Vista Laptop PC



 


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