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Hackers Annihilate Wi-Fi Record
SecurityResearch

A group of young hackers who broke a world record for Wi-Fi connectivity last year can expect to hear from the Guinness folks again. Via [wired.com]

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WiMax Market To Hit $124.5 Million This Year
WiMAXResearch

The WIMAX equipment market enjoyed a solid inaugural year in 2004, but according to a new report from Infonetics research, the best is yet to come. Via [commsdesign.com]

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Wi-Fi Handsets Plug Into Strong Growth
VoIPResearch

Worldwide Wi-Fi VoIP handset revenue will see strong growth until at least 2009 as steady adoption continues, according to Infonetics Research. Via [vnunet.com]

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Analyst Says Consumer WLAN Adoption Still In Its Infancy
ResearchChipset

The wave of wireless LAN (WLAN) in consumer applications is just beginning and will have a profound affect on the lives of consumers, according to an industry analyst and executives at fabless semiconductor supplier Marvell. Via [eetimes.com]

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Wi-Fi Mobiles 'Will Be As Common As Wi-Fi Laptops'
Research

Converged Wi-Fi and VoIP phones are still a drop in the handset ocean this year - but don't rule them out as the next big thing yet, a new report has suggested. Via [networks.silicon.com]

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Europe Opens Spectrum For Wireless Broadband
ResearchStandards

This week, the European Commission (EC) in Brussels gave the okay for enabling use of 5GHz spectrum (specifically, the bands between 5150-5350 MHz and 5470-5725 MHz) for license-free use with wireless networks (what the EC calls RLANs, or radio LANs). The move will allow broadband Internet usage in the 25 member states of the European...

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Intel Experiments With Wi-Fi As GPS Substitute
ResearchIntel

The satellites that comprise the global positioning system can pinpoint a person's location to within a few meters. Intel is experimenting with ordinary wireless networks to see if the same job can be done on land. Via [news.com.com]

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Trials Start On Hybrid Wi-Fi, Flash-OFDM Network
Research

Japan Telecom said it will begin trials on a wireless network that combines Wi-Fi and FLASH-OFDM wireless broadband technology. Via [commsdesign.com]

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US Military Takes Aim At Secure Wireless
ResearchUWB

US researchers have developed a secure wireless Ultra Wideband (UWB) data communication network that can be used to help monitor US Air Force bases and Department of Energy nuclear facilities, in addition to wirelessly controlling remotely operated weapons systems. Via [vnunet.com]

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World Record 10.4 Gigabit Wireless Transmission
Research

Researchers at the University of Essex are claiming a world record for the amount of computer data sent over a point-to-point wireless channel. Via [physorg.com]

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Intel Hits Number One In Wi-Fi IC Shipments
Research

The volume of laptops sold every year is growing rapidly. The penetration of Wi-Fi into the laptop market is on a similar upward curve. Add the essential ingredient of an 802.11 a/g Mini-PCI solution, mix in a big dose of marketing clout, and the result is that Intel has, in recent months, been steadily taking...

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Seattle Tops List Of Wireless Web Communities
ResearchDeployment

Maybe it's the rain that encouraged Seattle's residents to stay indoors, sipping their lattes and surfing the Web wirelessly, that made the northwest city this year's most 'unwired' city, according to a survey released on Tuesday. Via [reuters.com]

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WiMAX Will Succeed As Fixed Broadband, Study Predicts
Research

A study predicts that WiMAX will succeed as a form of fixed broadband but that questions remain about the viability of the mobile version of the wireless broadband technology. Via [informationweek.com]

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Wireless Networking Gear Revenues Continue Rise
Research

Revenues for wireless networking gear and sales volume are up, according to a report. Via [news.com.com]

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Bottom Drops Out Of Consumer Wi-Fi Market
ResearchCommentary

Although shipments of wireless Lan equipment for homes and small businesses have increased strongly since the first 802.11b-compliant consumer Wi-Fi kit arrived in 2000, prices have plummeted. Via [vnunet.com]