Clearwire is selling prepaid WiMAX subscriptions in the US for $5 per day, $20 per week or $50 per month. The prepaid service called Rover requires you to buy either the USB stick ($89) for a laptop or desktop computer or a small WiMAX modem for $149 (if you want to share your connection with several [...]
iPass mobile workforce report on mobility and productivity
iPass has published a report on 5 categories of mobile workers and how mobility enables their productivity. This edition of the iPass Mobile Workforce Report reveals the behaviors of mobile employees and identifies common characteristics to segment users into five categories (mobile minimalists, mobile minority, mobile majority, mobile masters, and mobile maniacs) by asking what technologies [...]
Top 10 handsets in Asia: Nokia dominates, but iPhone is a status symbol
From TelecomAsia, the top 10 handsets in Asia as of July 2010 show Nokia’s dominance. 1. Nokia 1202 2. Nokia 2700 Classic 3. Samsung GT-E1080C 4. Nokia 5230 5. Nokia 1208 6. Nokia 5310 XpressMusic 7. Nokia 1682 Classic 8. Nokai E63 9. Samsung SCH-B 309 10. Nokai 1616 (Countries included in the survey are [...]
4G Wrapup: Clearwire Prepaid, MetroPCS LTE, Verizon ‘Cloud’ Ads
A quick recap of some of the 4G news last week: CLEARWIRE’S MYSTERY MARKET REVEALED: Credit to the always-digging Tricia Duryee at mocoNews.net for uncovering an SEC document that shed some more light on Clearwire’s announced announcement next week. Of course yours truly speculated somewhat correctly when asked earlier about the pending news. Still would like to [...]
Intel McAfee and the Missing Security Link
There has been a lot of focus on security lately with the announcement of Intel’s $7.68 billion acquisition of McAfee. Minimally this highlights the importance that people are giving to cyber security. If we are going to live in a wireless Internet device connected world, we need to secure it first. Kudos to Intel for [...]
Find free Wi-Fi in Paris
If you are going to Paris and need to get free access to Wi-Fi, you’ll find it in many public libraries, parks and government buildings (offered by the city) but note that access is available only during office hours. A lot of cafes now offer free Wi-Fi as well. I found an excellent post by [...]
New version of AlphiMAX point-to-point WiMAX estimator released
AlphiMAX has just released a new version of their free WiMAX point-to-point estimator. It includes 3D views of wireless links. Other features: integrated with worldwide interactive map view, data bases of temperature, terrain data, gasses and other parameters that affect the availability of high frequency propagation. The tool gives users a real time accurate estimation [...]
Western Colorado gets $1.8 million broadband stimulus award
Western Colorado firm Delta Tele-Comm, Inc., dba as TDS Telecom, received a $1,826,979 Broadband Initiatives Program grant from the Rural Utilities Service (Department of Agriculture) to extend high-speed DSL broadband service to unserved businesses and/or homes in Delta, Gunnison, Mesa and Montrose counties. “The Recovery Act funds awarded today will allow Delta Tele-Comm, Inc. to [...]
Biden announces $1.8 billion broadband stimulus awards
I just got done posting news about the broadband stimulus awards to non-profit organizations in North Carolina and Cleveland, Ohio. They are only part of a bigger announcement in which Vice President Joe Biden revealed the 94 Recovery Act investments in broadband projects that will create jobs and expand economic opportunities within 37 states — an [...]
Cleveland Ohio nonprofit gets $45 million broadband stimulus award
Cleveland-based nonprofit OneCommunity will receive a $44.8 million stimulus grant that will fund 64% of a nearly $70 million fiber construction project targeting Northeast Ohio. The grant, awarded by the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Comprehensive Community Infrastructure (CCI) program, will add nearly 1,000 miles of fiber-optic cable to OneCommunity’s high-speed broadband network, enlarging its total [...]
- Hotels are upgrading WiFi infrastructure to meet iPad, iPhone users’ needs January 23, 2012
- Edgewater Wireless signs deal with leading Brazilian distributor after successful trial January 19, 2012
- New Tropos 1410 Delivers Secure Field Area Networks for Smart Grid and Other Industrial Applications January 18, 2012
- Santa Clara, CA muni Wi-Fi network gets a second chance January 13, 2012
- Bright House sets up 2000 WiFi hotspots in Orlando and Central Florida January 12, 2012
- Wi-Fi connected TVs and more January 11, 2012
- French mobile operator offers 15 EUR per month unlimited voice, SMS and data January 7, 2012
- Growing pains plague OpenNet Singapore fiber broadband rollout January 5, 2012
- Libraries in Busan City, Korea go Wi-Fi January 4, 2012
- AllCity Wireless announces Solutions4ebiz will sell hosted WiDirect cloud services January 4, 2012
- Free Wi-Fi in Tokyo and Fukuoka, Japan: an update January 3, 2012
- Wi-Fi comes to Indian Wells, the world’s second largest tennis stadium January 3, 2012
- Wi-Fi comes to Balboa Park, San Diego January 2, 2012
- Kuala Lumpur requires WiFi in restaurants by April 2012 January 2, 2012
- Thai government deploys 20,000 Wi-Fi hot zones in Bangkok December 28, 2011
- Why hotel WiFi is being crushed by iPads and what to do about it October 25, 2011
- Thai government deploys 20,000 Wi-Fi hot zones in Bangkok December 28, 2011
- Tales from the Towers, Chapter 30: Fear of 2.4GHz for Public Safety Defies Logic November 21, 2011
- Tesco rolls out free Wi-Fi in the UK December 3, 2011
- Santa Clara, CA muni Wi-Fi network gets a second chance January 13, 2012
- Louisiana loses $80 million broadband stimulus grant October 27, 2011
- Cleveland, Ohio neighborhood deploys large outdoor free Wi-Fi network November 10, 2011
- The end of voice as a cash cow November 10, 2011
- Smartphones and tablets to drive 350% increase in Wi-Fi hotspots by 2015 November 10, 2011
- Seattle leasing dark fiber: a good start, but more needs to be done November 23, 2011
- Malaysian villages go Wi-Fi November 23, 2011
- Case Study: Eliminating Performance, Interference Issues With Multi-Channel Wi-Fi access points December 17, 2011
- Growing pains plague OpenNet Singapore fiber broadband rollout January 5, 2012
- Bright House sets up 2000 WiFi hotspots in Orlando and Central Florida January 12, 2012
- Indian WiMAX operator wants to give back WiMAX licenses October 24, 2011
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