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The United States is getting ever closer to widespread licensed WiMAX deployment. Sprint's XOHM service has begun very Read more...

It's not quite the same as 7 habits, but there are 7 steps a network manager can take to make sure the organization's wireless network segments are as effective as possible. Step one? Recognize the Read more...

After months of talk, it's finally here--the first large-scale 802.11n deployment. At Morrisville State Read more...

Sometimes, you know, it's just hard to make a wireless network happen in a particular location. Interference from nearby networks, structural barriers to radio energy, high-risk security Read more...

You know all about the portals of the Web--those Googles, Yahoos, MSNs and other major sites through which so much traffic flows. They're grand for workstations tethered to a broadband or Read more...

The future of the mobile web: Which side are you on? Exciting times for the web as Microsoft presents two very different visions for how the web will be seen on Read more...

Treo users have had to do without a key feature enjoyed by those using Blackberry and Windows Mobile handheld devices; push email wasn't available on the Palm OS machines. Now, an update to the Read more...

Building a better mobile phone application means having a better mobile phone operating system, and the CEO of Symbian says that improved platforms are on the way. In an email interview, he talks Read more...

The first step in creating and rolling out, mobile applications for your wireless workforce is to realize that it has nothing in common with desktop application development. So toss out that Read more...

Singapore piloting a WiFi network. Article Wal-Mart expands RFID deployment with 1,000 locations online. Read more...