50 news & feature articles results for "3g interference"

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Posted by CNET staff

For wireless providers to offer high-speed Internet access and other services, they're going to need some air space closely guarded by the Defense Department.

Posted by Patrick Ross

Companies probably can't avoid wireless LAN installations, so they should get ahead of the problem with next-generation 802.11a and wireless switch gear that increases data speeds, hardens security and improves manageability.

Posted by null Forrester Research

Nextel CEO Tim Donahue talks to CNET News.com about the future of the wireless industry and whether his company can make good on its plans in a down economy.

Posted by Ben Charny

The wireless-communications world is locked into a gold rush to develop commercially practical solutions to increase spectrum capacities and overall speed.

Posted by null Meta Group

Nokia is set to unveil a modem for notebooks that can access both cell phone networks and the networks that laptops use to surf the Net wirelessly.

Posted by Ben Charny

The company has a dominant share of enterprise networking and a strong position in exactly the part of the carrier area that the major carriers must keep growing.

Posted by null Meta Group

FCC commissioners couldn't believe their ears four decades ago. Now, says Thomas Hazlett, they want to know what's taking so long.

Posted by Thomas Hazlett

After years of neglect, datacasting is drawing unprecendented interest from powerful players in the media and technology industries for wireless gadgets and services like video on demand.

Posted by Evan Hansen