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Looking for a fashion accessory for your WiFi detecting T-Shirt ($29.95)? Look no more.
The WiFi detecting watch is a discreet alternative. At the touch of a button, it will reveal the strength of local WiFi connections, so you can select the best location from which to hook up. And …
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IT Spending on Wi-Fi Expected to Grow in North America to Meet Business’ Demand for Significantly Enhanced and Expanded WLANs in the Next Year
INTEROP, LAS VEGAS (Booth #1051) – 29 April 2008 – The Enterprise Mobility business of…
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Revealed at CTIA WIRELESS 2008, the LG enV2 by LG will be available on April 30 at Verizon Wireless. It is available in two sleek finishes - black and maroon.
The following features and capabilities are available on the enV2:
The enV2 by LG is available tomorrow for $129.99 after a $50 rebate with a new two-year customer agreement.
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An official at SK Telecom, Korea’s largest communications company has stated that SK Telecom is in negotiations with the Finnish mobile phone giant Nokia to supply mobile handsets, and that Nokia mobile phones could well be on sale in SK Telecom stores by the year’s end.
Nokia abandoned the Korean market some time ago, and at the moment the South Korean mobile phone market is predominately dominated by just four mobile handset manufacturers, Motorola, LG, Pantech and Samsung, and maybe Nokia’s return to Korea may just cause some upheaval. Nokia first entered the Korean mobile phone market back in 2001 but only two years later in January 2003 withdrew after a difficult struggle.
Source – chosun
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This clamshell phone is identical to the PRO-200, but ruggedized. One of the first phones with EVDO Rev. A and QChat push-to-talk technology. Other features are mostly basic, but do include a QVGA main display, unique high-contrast outer display, Bluetooth, and call screening.
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When homes get 50-100 Mbps, a slew of high-definition content, better-quality video-sharing sites and even 3-D video will be enabled. Call it Broadband 2.0, says Wired.
Experts say this increased bandwidth — when it becomes widely available — will have a profound effect on everything from our social interactions on the …
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Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) today announced the addition of the PTP 500 Series of Wireless Ethernet Bridges to its portfolio of MOTOwi4™ Fixed Point-to-Point (PTP) solutions.
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Early this month we report a rumor on the Back design of new 3G iPhone. According to Engagdet source the new iPhone is going through a field test now, and the rumor about black design might be true.
The new 3G iPhone will be about the same size and design as the current iPhone. It is said to have built in GPS, as well as the 3G supported. The source also confirms that it is slightly thicker now, and have a full black glossy design at its back. Finally, it will be announced officially in this July, which is about the same schedule as previous rumors.
Source [engadget]
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If you are currently living in Bath UK your Bluetooth enabled handset could well be monitoring your activities. The University of Bath, along with Vassilis and Panos Kostakos in the department of computer science have come up with a system whereby a Bluetooth enabled handset could spot and monitor these types of interactions in prisons.
Their idea is to fit inmates with RFID tags which will allow the inmates positions to be monitored then check out the readings to determine who is hanging with whom. What they have done is they have been anonymously listening out for the Bluetooth enabled devices of workers, students and residents of the city of Bath.
What Kostakos found is that it is fairly easy and straightforward to capture data concerning peoples “encounters” via Bluetooth. As a matter of fact in a 6 month survey they captured data on 10,000 mobile handsets although just how much data was gleaned from this snooping isn’t clear. Seems like just another way of keeping a watchful eye on the masses; my advice…turn off your Bluetooth.
Source – arxivblog
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This compact clamshell phone is one of the first to support QChat technology, which enables Direct Connect push-to-talk service on Sprint’s CDMA network. This is also one of the first feature phones with EVDO Rev. A high-speed data. Other features are mostly basic, but do include a QVGA main display, unique high-contrast outer display, Bluetooth, and call screening.
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