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Wireless VoIP benefits being frustrated in healthcare: study
Expected benefits from wireless VoIP and unified communications in healthcare can be subverted with a comprehensive view of the needed infrastructure and, more importantly, of what nurses and doctors actually need to do their jobs at the patient's bedside.
Wireless broadband: There's a gap for that
Back in 2007, Nemertes Research predicted a "broadband access" gap that would begin affecting Internet connectivity by the year 2012.
How Wi-Fi attackers are poisoning Web browsers
Public Wi-Fi networks such as those in coffee shops and airports present a bigger security threat than ever to computer users because attackers can intercede over wireless to "poison" users' browser caches in order to present fake Web pages or even steal data at a later time. That's according to security researcher Mike Kershaw, developer of the Kismet wireless network detector and intrusion-detection system, who spoke at the Black Hat conference.
CTIA defends early termination fees
The leading trade group for wireless telcos is defending carriers’ right to charge early termination fees to customers who break their contracts early.
Apple’s iPad: can it rise to enterprise IT demands?
After 90 minutes of Apple iPad superlatives, demonstrations, and slick videos, which didn’t quite mask a distinct sense of disappointment among his listeners on the Web, Apple CEO Steve Jobs ended his unveiling with the billion-dollar question: "Do we have what it takes to establish a third category of products?" Enterprise IT departments are trying to figure out how to answer him.
The Apple iPad specifications: three models starting at $499
With iPad, Apple has created a highly mobile, lightweight device that can run any and all existing iPhone apps, with a set of built-in apps reworked for its large, multi-touch screen.
Wireless growth helping Verizon slog through rough economy
By most measures, 2009 was not a good financial year for Verizon.
How dead is Nortel?
Analysts are mixed on whether Nortel, the disintegrating telecom titan, will survive in some form or die off, becoming a distant memory of a bygone era and century.
Cisco Wi-Fi software makes video more reliable, efficient over wireless
Video over Wi-Fi can be iffy, buggy, blurry and jittery. Cisco's new software is designed to solve all that.
What's Verizon Wireless up to?
Verizon Wireless has just revamped its service plan pricing in a move to get the masses hooked on mobile data. The lower prices are intended to drive greater usage of data-centric services so that by the time usage-based pricing kicks in on the carrier's LTE 4G network, the crop of users addicted to mobile data will more likely be willing to stick with the program for the privilege of continuing their newfound habits.