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  Wired News 

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  The phone has both WiFi and Triband GSM, and can transfer calls seamlessly from one to the other as you move in and out of WiFi range.... The handset is exclusive to Orange right now, but the 6301 could ... work with T-Mobile's HotSpot @Home service, which offsets money lost to VoIP by charging for WiFi calls that start out on GSM. New Haven "Hashthrax" Update 2 You may remember our little story about the New Haven emergency responders who felt the need to bust a running group for drawing lines on an IKEA store's parking lot with flour. You see, they thought it was anthrax. Well,... Five for Fighting 9/20/07 * Murders up in spycam city * Top 23 ray guns * Truck bomb trap * Antimatter-powered laser * "Don't tase me, bro" = "All your base are belong to us" (High five: MH, BBG, /.) (((These Storm guys are so tireless I get the feeling they're on salary.))) Link: Today @ PC World Free Games E-Mail Delivers Free Malware Infection. Wednesday, September 19, 2007 11:01 AM PT Posted by Erik Lark   [More...] [Less...]

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  Broadband: Wired or wireless for the enterprise? 

  http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/11/27/228319/broadband-wired-or-wireless-for-the-enterprise.htm

  Author: Steve Broadhead Posted: 14:02 27 Nov 2007 Weighing up the benefits of alternative broadband infrastructures There has been much written over the past few years about broadband technologies. Whether ... wired or wireless, there never seems to be a lack of noise coming from would-be world-changing suppliers when it comes to broadband technology delivery. On the wired front we had the copper versus fibre argument. Fibre can do the job but it is still very expensive. Copper moved from just ADSL to Metro Ethernet (which became Carrier Ethernet) and suddenly running multi-megabit connections into offices over copper is not an issue. At the same time, the wireless brigade moved out of the local area network and away from all the proprietary (and often bizarre) mobile wireless technologies used by the likes of the emergency services and announced technologies such as Wimax on the extended wireless Lan, and 3G (and beyond) for mobile. And now we have talk of convergence between Wimax and mo   [More...] [Less...]

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