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Field Service: A drug company's Rx for secure mobile access (TechWeb) Government: Wireless plays strong role in GSA Networx RFP (Wireless Week) Healthcare: RFID could revolutionize patient safety (NY Times via Cnet) Healthcare: Study: PDAs help cut antibiotic over-use (ePrimaryCare) Healthcare: Unbound Medicine, Tarius release 21 CFR handheld Healthcare: Six steps to successful electronic records management (Computerworld) |
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Product News & Reviews |
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Alienware Sentia m3200 |
Notebooks / Tablets Negroponte's $100 laptop unveiled at United Nations summit (engadget) Alienware's new 12.1" Sentia m3200 notebook boasts 240 GB of storage (InfoSyncWorld) Rumor: Apple planning Intel-ready iBook for January (ThinkSecret) Panasonic launches T4 Toughbook (MobileMag) |
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Handhelds / Smartphones & Accessories
Police arrest woman who robbed two banks while chatting on a cell phone (AP) How fast is your mobile? FutureMark posts PDA, phone benchmark (Extreme Tech) Asus MyPal A636 Pocket PC has GPS, Bluetooth & WiFi (engadget) EMTAC releases Bluetooth S3-GPS receiver (engadget) Hyundai's $1200 phone sprays perfume (engadget) Motorola releases 2 Megapixel RAZR V3i, hi-speed CDMA RAZR V3c (InfoSyncWorld) |
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Samsung credit-card size P300 |
Nokia
770 Internet tablet hits the U.S.
(PDA Street)
Samsung unveils P300 credit card sized phone (engadget) Samsung SPH-A900: hands-on (engadget) Stowaway adds full-size keyboard for Bluetooth BlackBerrys (engadget)
Danger hiptop III aka Sidekick III - reliable details (engadget) Palm plans low-price Treo smart phones (The Register) |
Hyndai perfume phone |
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Carrier
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Alltel turns on wireless TV, launches RAZR (Wireless Week) Cingular adds Motorola V557 with scrolling news service (PC Magazine) Rogers (Canada) adds BlackBerry 8700 (PDA Street) Sprint adds push to talk photo sending (Wireless Week) T-Mobile UK releases Sidekick II (Wireless Week) Verizon preps XV6700 aka HTC Apache (engadget) Vodafone Japan to add Sharp phone with analog TV tuner, 3.2 megapixel cam (engadget) |
Above: Moto V557 with Cingular's new SCREEN3 service |
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Nokia 770 |
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Cingular adds enterprise paging (Wireless Week)
Toshiba's WiFi service goes global (TechWeb) Google to setup free WiFi in Mountain View, Calif; other Hotspot News Nov. 7 - 18 (WiFi Planet) |
Google headquarters in Mountain View |
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Personal Software Below: Opera 8.5 on a Series 60 phone
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Google Local goes mobile (IDG) PalmSource opens nominations for U.S. powered up awards Palm: DataViz Docs To Go v8 adds native PDF support (Palm Infocenter) Palm: Missing Sync puts iTunes & podcasts on Palms (PodCasting News) Palm, Windows Mobile: TCPMP media player v0.70 released (Palm InfoCenter) Series 60: Opera 8.5 mobile browser adds S60 support (MobileMag) Windows Mobile: double your device button-presses with VITO ButtonMapper (Geek) Windows Mobile: there are subtle changes in v 5.0 (Smartphone Thoughts) |
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Enterprise Product Features
Enterprise mobile software roundup to date: week of Nov. 7 - 18, 2005 Lap9 offers speech-activated services for Win Mobile devices (Windows for Devices)
Cisco adds wireless mesh products (WiFi Planet) Wi-Fi
product watch Nov. 7-18
(WiFi Planet) Tropos links indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi service (TechWorld) |
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Ways to link emergency radio nets (Network World) Personal wireless networking 101 (vnunet) |
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Industry News, Trends, & Analysis |
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Mobile Trends & Analysis Survey: Email is greatest mobile security risk Analysis: Palm OS as a viable feature phone (BargainPDA) Rumor: RIM to buy Palm? (engadget) Perspective: is RIM losing its edge? (ZDnet) Analysis: When users build their own apps (Computerworld) Opinion: a mostly thin client world is pie in the sky (ZDnet) |
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Wireless Trends & Analysis Study: Wireless security threats are exaggerated (TechWorld)
Trend: Enterprise WLAN spending surges (TechWeb) Analysis:
Enterprises may lose with non-standard 802.11n products
(InfoWorld) Analysis: Cognitive radio enhances WLANs (TechWorld) Trend: WiMax is on the horizon (WiFi Planet) Study: MIMO is becoming necessary (TechWeb) |
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U.S. wireless carriers release rating guidelines for adult content (Wireless Week) Study: everyone wants mobile media & email, especially women (Wireless Week) Qualcomm claims 3G HSDPA test speeds of 3.6 Mbps (TechWeb) Analysis: GSM patent attack hits Nokia (Wireless Watch) |
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Missed the Last Issue? You'll always find a link to it here: 5 Nov. 2005 (Issue 162)
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