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Mobile & Wireless in Vertical Applications |
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Asset Tracking: Can RFID secure America's ports? (The Deal) Asset Tracking: AT&T to trial end-to-end hosted RFID services Asset Tracking: Accela adds web based asset management software |
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Product News & Reviews |
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Sharp adds 13.3", 3.7-lb. notebook (MobileMag) Sony previews Vaio FJ laptop (engadget) Pen Computing 2005 Editor's Choice picks (Pen Computing)
For more new notebook reviews, see NotebookReview.com and TrustedReviews.com |
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Handhelds / Smartphones
Garmin adds high-end "nüvi" GPS / translator combo device (engadget) i-mate announces "Jasjar" 3G/WiFi smart phone with QWERTY keyboard (WindowsForDevices) Magic Talker portable translator (engadget) Motorola ROKR E1 questions answered (engadget) Two Technologies' Windows CE RFID handheld has software defined radio (WindowsForDevices) |
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Cingular adds Motorola ROKR iTunes phone (engadget) Cingular to get the Nokia 9300 (engadget) O2 UK will offer HTC's 3G / WiFi Pocket PC phone (Register) Sprint adds PPC-6700, aka HTC Wizard with Windows Mobile 5 (engadget) |
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3G network BlackBerry 8700 coming? (engadget) Rumored Palm Tungsten X, Zire 22 details (Palm InfoCenter) BlackBerry 8700
What's the best GPS device? (engadget)
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Hotspot news 9/5 - 9/16 (Wi-Fi Planet) Canada's Bell Mobility adds MSN IM Sprint adds Garmin Mobile GPS service to some phones (engadget) Verizon, Vodafone intro wireless broadband service for international travelers Phones gather location- or product-specific info in NTT DoCoMo service (TechWeb) |
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Personal Software Cicero debuts VoWi-Fi / cellular softphone (WiFi Planet) Preview: Yahoo Mail beta looks more like Outlook (ZDnet) Intro to Windows Mobile 5.0 (MobileTechReview) RAM upgrades offered for iPaq 2400 / 6500 (PDA Street) Basic security for Pocket PCs (PDA Street) Feature: real notebook security (Laptop) |
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Enterprise Product Features
Good adds voicemail access on Treo 650 Solving issues with GoodLink & Exchange's Global Address Book (PalmAddicts) Meeting Maker goes mobile (PDA Street) Sybase updates its database management system (Wireless Week) |
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Linksys ships $100 MIMO Wi-Fi router (TechWeb) Wi-Fi product roundup 9/5 - 9/16 (Wi-Fi Planet) |
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Industry News, Trends, & Analysis |
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Mobile Trends & Analysis Diary of a PDA journalist part 3: modeling convergence (BargainPDA) What's the best color bit-level for a mobile device? (Windows Mobile Team Blogs) Can wallet phones ring up sales? (Reuters) Survey 80% say no to mobile ads (TechWeb) Samsung predicts death of hard drives (Techworld) Opinion: Palm failed Marketing 101 (MobileRead) Opinion: PalmSource sale won't kill Palm OS (ZDnet) Access says PalmSource sale won't affect licensees (Palm InfoCenter) |
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Wireless Trends & Analysis Survey: two-thirds of European companies rolling out wireless email; 95% want broad device support |
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Barriers to business traveler Wi-Fi use (IDG) WLAN shipments up 52% (AmericasNetwork) China launches Wi-Fi certification lab (TechWeb) Intel-led group angers 802.11n task group supporters (TechWeb)
Survey: cellular data services are too expensive, complex Study: more users "can't get no" cellular satisfaction (TechWeb) Big bucks back mobile TV (Reuters) GSM boasts 1.5 billion users (Wireless Week) Ericsson outlines its 3G vision (Wireless Week) |
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Embedded Systems Airgo third-gen Wi-Fi chip outperforms 100Mbps Ethernet (The Register) Spansion claims new type of Flash memory to make smaller devices (TechWeb) |
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