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Friday, September 30, 2005

UWB: It's Not Just for the U.S. Anymore

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Wi-FiPlanet News
NEW!   UWB: It's Not Just for the U.S. Anymore
[September 30, 2005]   News from Japan, where the Wireless USB developers have a conference and the government is laying the groundwork to allow UWB.

NEW!   Katrina May Blow Broadcasters Out of Analog
[September 30, 2005]   Lawmakers say additional spectrum key to creating interoperability for first responders.

NEW!   Wi-Fi Product Watch
[September 30, 2005]   The latest updates and new products in wireless networking: Persona updates FMC software; Siemens buys Garderos; AuraOne and 5G Wireless offer different kinds of extenders; and more.

NEW!   Hotspot Hits
[September 30, 2005]   The latest in public access Wi-Fi: Century City Doctors Hosptial provides patient Wi-Fi; Boingo available to Tatara customers; NY State to get major wireless network; and more.

NEW!   Meru Launches Alliance for VoWi-Fi
[September 28, 2005]   The Wi-Fi infrastructure equipment maker's new program includes interoperability testing and co-marketing efforts for partners in the "VoIP ecosystem."

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Wi-FiPlanet Insights
NEW!   Air Force Adds Wi-Fi to Arsenal
[September 29, 2005]   WLANs are replacing the paper that flight technicians and engineers previously relied on to support our flying military.

NEW!   NYC GUARD Project Boosts Pre-WiMax Promoters
[September 28, 2005]   Cranite will be locking down the NYC GUARD project, which could become a template for how cities use wireless broadband.

Senator, That's Not The Issue
[September 23, 2005]  WISPs eager to use the 700 MHz band will be disappointed to hear that Senator McCain's proposed spectrum law is just politics as usual.

The Hotel Internet Access Nightmare
[September 21, 2005]   Not enough hotels catering to business travelers treat Internet access as the critical service it is, columnist George Spafford writes.

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Wi-FiPlanet Reviews
NEW!   Iogear Bluetooth USB/Parallel Wireless Printing Kit
[September 29, 2005]  The kit includes everything you need to make any printer a wireless printer. While we hit a few connection snags, some small office / home office users will find this an ideal way to unwire their printer.

NEW!   TRENDnet 802.11g Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter with HotSpot Detector (All-in-1)
[September 26, 2005]   Why limit your USB adapter to simply connecting you to a network? This product will give you info on networks before you even boot up the laptop.

Wireless Network Ignition 2.0
[September 16, 2005]   Though far from perfect, this WLAN configuration software could do the trick to help those with the right setup and needs.

Sony Vaio T350P
[September 2, 2005]  It's no surprise that Sony's new mini notebook can go online at 802.11 hotspots -- but also does so without WiFi, tapping Cingular's EDGE network.

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positioning of 802.11 wireless client devices, such as PDAs
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Wi-FiPlanet Tutorials
NEW!   WPA-PSK: Step-by-Step
[September 30, 2005]   Not sure how to implement security on your home or small office network? Here's instructions to get you secured.

NEW!   Deciphering the Latest Wireless Acronyms
[September 29, 2005]   Stumped by acronyms such as WPA2 and WMM? You're not alone. We define these new terms and, more importantly, explain why you need to care about them.

WiMax/802.16 Revealed
[September 21, 2005]   A look at the various standards behind WiMax, fixed and mobile, and where WiMax might be heading in the future.

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