Earthlink to Offer Broadband Wireless in Calif.
Grok Headline matches for Earthlink to Offer Broadband Wireless in Calif.
EarthLink hooks up to wireless broadband
EarthLink hooks up to wireless broadband
05/18/2004 11:55 PMThe Internet service provider is tapping Digitalpath Networks to offer
WiMax access in a few areas, a sign that it is exploring alternatives
to cable and DSL.
McCaw to Offer Wireless Broadband
Service (AP)
McCaw to Offer Wireless Broadband
Service (AP)
06/02/2004 11:39 AMAP - Wireless entrepreneur Craig McCaw, who has a mixed track record
of spectacular successes and humbling failures, is launching a
wireless broadband service.
Clearwire to Offer Voice, Data Over
Fixed-Wireless Broadband
Clearwire to Offer Voice, Data Over
Fixed-Wireless Broadband
06/04/2004 11:02 AMCraig McCaw's New Company to Offer Voice and Data over Fixed-Wireless
Broadband
Clearwire to Offer Voice, Data Over
Fixed-Wireless Broadband (Ziff Davis)
Clearwire to Offer Voice, Data Over
Fixed-Wireless Broadband (Ziff Davis)
06/04/2004 12:08 PMZiff Davis - Craig McCaw, founder of McCaw Cellular, the first
nation-wide cellular network, has announced that he and other telecom
veterans are launching a new fixed wireless broadband venture.
EarthLink Plans to offer a Free Web
Toolbar
EarthLink Plans to offer a Free Web
Toolbar
04/18/2004 05:32 PMBroadband National, Inc. Teams with NCC
to Offer VoIP and Broadband Solutions
Broadband National, Inc. Teams with NCC
to Offer VoIP and Broadband Solutions
06/17/2005 03:16 PMBroadband National Inc. a has teamed with National Communications
Contracting, Inc. to offer high speed solutions to NCC customers
inquiring about the telecommunication products and services the
company offers. NCC will leverage Broadband National’s IBIS
(Integrated Broadband Information System) to deploy broadband and VoIP
solutions to small, medium and enterprise level customers. Broadband
National’s proprietary platform enables end users to instantly compare
broadband solutions offered by more than 40 different suppliers,
including SBC Internet Services, Comcast, Covad, XO Communications,
ITC DeltaCom, SpeakEasy, and Nuvox. [PRWEB Jun 16, 2005]
EarthLink launches high-speed broadband
service
EarthLink launches high-speed broadband
service
06/09/2004 01:50 PMEarthLink to offer voice, data
Blackberry device
EarthLink to offer voice, data
Blackberry device
09/08/2004 01:00 PMInternet Service Provider (ISP) EarthLink Inc. Wednesday announced it
is extending its reach as a communications company by offering
Research in Motion Ltd.'s BlackBerry 7750, which is both a wireless
phone and a data device.
Notes and Tips: Earthlink Wireless
Notes and Tips: Earthlink Wireless
07/22/2004 09:39 AMAlthough Apple partner Earthlink disclaims Mac wireless support, it
turns out to work.
Earthlink Wireless Gets BlackBerry 7250
Earthlink Wireless Gets BlackBerry 7250
04/13/2005 08:26 PMEarthlink Wireless is now offering the BlackBerry 7250, probably
most notable for being one of the few BlackBerries with Bluetooth.
It's still weird to think of Earthlink as a wireless carrier, but I
was checking it out to see whose services they are reselling (it still
doesn't say, although it's got to be Sprint or Verizon since the 7250
is listed as CDMA) and they've apparently been doing it to some extent
since 2000. They didn't really get serious about it until this year,
though, when they partnered with SK-Telecom.
In fact, since Verizon just got the 7250 a couple of months ago,
I'm betting they resell Verizon. This post is short on facts but rich
in the process of discovery.
EarthLink Wireless offers Bluetooth
BlackBerry
EarthLink Wireless offers Bluetooth
BlackBerry
04/13/2005 02:46 PMEarthLink Wireless announced that it is selling Research In Motion's
BlackBerry 7250 device.
Wireless broadband has developed into a
truly versatile broadband communications
medium while the national local loops
experience ongoing access problems
Wireless broadband has developed into a
truly versatile broadband communications
medium while the national local loops
experience ongoing access problems
07/08/2004 03:39 AMResearch and Markets are delighted to announce the addition of 2004
Global Wireless Broadband Report to their offering [PRWEB Jul 8, 2004]
EarthLink Wireless Introduces BlackBerry
7250 With Bluetooth Support
EarthLink Wireless Introduces BlackBerry
7250 With Bluetooth Support
04/13/2005 09:18 AMBusiness Wire UK Apr 13 2005 1:25PM GMT
EarthLink Wireless Introduces Upgraded
BlackBerry Browser and Personalized Web
Content
EarthLink Wireless Introduces Upgraded
BlackBerry Browser and Personalized Web
Content
01/05/2005 08:47 AMStockhouse Canada Jan 5 2005 11:29AM GMT
CTIA Wireless 2005 Features Motorola's
Mobile Wireless Broadband and VoIP
CTIA Wireless 2005 Features Motorola's
Mobile Wireless Broadband and VoIP
03/14/2005 06:26 PMWi-Fi Technology Forum Mar 14 2005 2:17AM GMT
Mobile/Wireless Update: InphoMatch Sees
SMS Triple; Broadband Satellites
Wireless Debuts at NAB; Verizon, Next
Mobile/Wireless Update: InphoMatch Sees
SMS Triple; Broadband Satellites
Wireless Debuts at NAB; Verizon, Next
04/19/2004 04:30 PMAVN Online Apr 19 2004 8:08PM GMT
SK-Earthlink Links South Korean Mobile
Operator, Earthlink Networks
SK-Earthlink Links South Korean Mobile
Operator, Earthlink Networks
02/01/2005 09:13 PM Mobile operator SK Telecom and Earthlink Networks launch 3G/Wi-Fi
combo firm: Sky Dayton is the CEO of SK-Earthlink, a new MVNO (Mobile
Virtual Network Operator) that will sign up end users with the promise
of integrated Wi-Fi and third-generation cellular data networks for
voice and data through a single handset. Dayton founded Earthlink and
Boingo Wireless. SK Telecom provides service to 18 million customers
in South Korea, and their sister company in the SK Group, SK Teletech,
makes advanced handsets for domestic use and internationally to China,
Israel, Kazakhstan, and Taiwan. Dayton said in an interview today that
SK Telecom offers a remarkable array of handsets including units with
hard drives, five megapixel cameras, and satellite television
broadcast receivers. "Not all those things are going to be applicable
in a US market," Dayton said. The service will attempt to leverage the
growing availability of 3G networks with the increased ubiquity of
Wi-Fi hotspots. Dayton says that although handsets and service plans
won't be available until as late as the end of 2005, that generally
SK-Earthlink would focus on allowing its customers to make voice calls
from home Wi-Fi networks, Wi-Fi hotspots, and 3G cellular networks.
They would also leverage Wi-Fi alongside 3G in offering advanced data
and entertainment services, although he did not mention specifics. "We
think there's a big group of Internet savvy early adopter" consumers
in the US who want this but can't get it, he said. SK-Earthlink may
use Boingo's platform as the base on which they develop hotspot
relationships--Dayton will have an arm's length involvement in that
decision--but Boingo will certainly also continue to sell to other
carriers regardless. Other reports note that SK-Earthlink will use
CDMA technology, SK Telecom's flavor, which ties them closely in the
U.S. to Verizon Wireless and Sprint PCS, the only two remaining CDMA
carriers here. Verizon has already deployed a significant portion of
their ambitious EVDO network offering speeds of hundreds of kilobits
per second, and Sprint PCS is committed to higher-speed offerings than
its current 1xRTT rate that compares to modem speeds. At the same
time, Verizon Wireless said recently that 3G will trump Wi-Fi, a
sentiment that baffles Dayton. "Wi-Fi is an unstoppable force," he
said. "It's like trying to deny there's a big elephant in the room."
Both technologies "are great individually, but if you put them
together" they allow the best connection wherever a user...
Wind Wireless to Sponsor at the
Broadband Wireless Show
Wind Wireless to Sponsor at the
Broadband Wireless Show
12/29/2004 05:50 AMWind Wireless, Inc. of Spokane, Washington is a participating sponsor
for the annual Broadband Wireless Show occurring April 21-22. This is
their first outing as a sponsor and exhibitor at a major industry
convention. [PRWEB Dec 29, 2004]
Calif. Adopts New Wireless Regulations
(AP)
Calif. Adopts New Wireless Regulations
(AP)
05/28/2004 09:45 AMAP - California on Thursday became the first state in the nation to
adopt consumer protections for cell phone customers, after a four-year
tussle with the industry.
Cerritos, Calif., goes wireless citywide
Cerritos, Calif., goes wireless citywide
12/11/2003 09:38 AMBoston Globe Dec 11 2003 9:20AM ET
Calif. City Making Wireless Web Access
Calif. City Making Wireless Web Access
12/11/2003 01:37 AMAP via The Ledger Dec 11 2003 0:35AM ET
Calif. city making wireless web access
Calif. city making wireless web access
12/11/2003 01:36 AMBoston Globe Dec 11 2003 1:11AM ET
AT&T Wireless Sued in Calif. Over
Network (Reuters)
AT&T Wireless Sued in Calif. Over
Network (Reuters)
05/28/2004 03:37 PMReuters - Two California women have sued AT&T
Wireless Services Inc. (AWE.N), claiming the cellphone company
got too big too fast and let the quality of its service slip.
AOL UK in sub £20 broadband offer
AOL UK in sub £20 broadband offer
05/19/2004 04:45 AMNo cap for 'Silver' service
AOL UK to offer cut-price broadband
AOL UK to offer cut-price broadband
04/29/2004 07:38 AM'Plans in the pipeline'
DSL and cable to offer 20Mbps broadband
DSL and cable to offer 20Mbps broadband
04/14/2005 01:42 PMvnunet.com Apr 14 2005 4:32PM GMT
BT to offer itemised billing for
broadband
BT to offer itemised billing for
broadband
05/26/2004 09:18 PMnewmediazero May 27 2004 0:34AM GMT
Mac-1 Internet to offer UK broadband
services
Mac-1 Internet to offer UK broadband
services
11/17/2003 05:32 PMUK Mac users in areas that aren't served by broadband have been
promised satellite broadband by Mac-1 Internet, according to
Macwor
ld UK. The company says it will launch its Mac-ready one-way
satellite broadband system in the next few weeks.
Nildram to offer PAYG broadband
Nildram to offer PAYG broadband
05/20/2004 08:45 AMISP round-up
MCI to offer new satellite broadband
service
MCI to offer new satellite broadband
service
01/29/2004 12:46 AMA new MCI satellite broadband service, aimed at companies with
branches in areas where DSL (digital subscriber line) service is not
available, will be commercially available in March, the company
announced Wednesday.
Should Broadband Providers Offer
Content?
Should Broadband Providers Offer
Content?
04/19/2004 12:26 PMApparently, the talk of a recent broadband conference was on how
broadband providers
needed to focus on charging for "premium" content to
expand their business, which seems to miss the point (once again) of
broadband services. The content that draws people is already out
there, and bundling it with an internet connection only serves to add
one more mouth to feed out of a small pie - and doesn't help anyone
make much money. When broadband providers look at providing content,
they immediately fall back into the "broadcast" mindset, where users
are passive consumers of content that is pushed to them. That's not
what people use the internet for. They use it for interactive
services (such as email, web surfing, VoIP and file sharing), where
they get to choose the content and what they do with it. At the
conference, they even had people saying that SBC's latest deal with
CinemaNow (to offer downloadable movies) was a huge step forward.
This is the same CinemaNow that hasn't received much traction at all
and has been reviewed (repeatedly) as being a terrible
waste of
money. The article quotes CinemaNow's competitor MovieLink as
putting the
blame for their failures on the broadband
providers. They claim that the two movie services "offer up plenty of
content," even though reviewers of the service have complained about
their "pathetically thin selection." Ignoring that, however, the
quote from MovieLink's CEO pins the blame on broadband providers for
not making it easier for users to move movies from their PC to their
television using wireless connectivity. Of course, both MovieLink and
CinemaNow use heavy-handed copy protection that probably has a lot
more to do with the difficulty than the broadband service providers
and their support of WiFi. Instead of focusing on ways to turn
broadband connections into another TV (we already have those), they
should be focused on the services (not content) that people want.
Mixed messages over cheap broadband
offer
Mixed messages over cheap broadband
offer
04/12/2005 01:56 PMHuh?
AOL Joins Movielink to Offer Flicks Over
Broadband
AOL Joins Movielink to Offer Flicks Over
Broadband
01/23/2004 02:26 PMUS senators offer bill to protect
municipal broadband
US senators offer bill to protect
municipal broadband
06/24/2005 06:54 PMWASHINGTON - Two U.S. senators have jumped into a growing debate
about whether cities should be allowed to create tax-funded broadband
services, with the two introducing a bill that would prevent states
from outlawing municipal broadband projects.
Fourteen U.S. states have passed laws limiting municipal broadband
services, with large Internet providers lobbying against city-offered
services.
The Community Broadband Act of 2005, introduced Thursday by
Senators John McCain, an Arizona Republican, and Frank Lautenberg, a
New Jersey Democrat, would prevent states from outlawing municipal
broadband service while requiring cities to regulate their own
broadband services the same as they regulate competitors. For example,
a municipal broadband service would have to pay the same franchise
fees as other providers.
Several cities, including Philadelphia, have explored offering
municipal broadband, typically using Wi-Fi technology, in recent
months. Late last year, Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell signed
legislation preventing further municipal broadband projects, but along
with the bill came an agreement between the city of Philadelphia and
Verizon Communicatons Inc. over a city-run Wi-Fi network.
The Community Broadband Act is needed to meet President George
Bush's goal of universally available broadband in the U.S. by 2007,
McCain said in a speech Thursday. McCain noted that the U.S. ranks
16th among nations in broadband penetration.
"This is unacceptable for a country that should lead the world in
technical innovation, economic development and international
competitiveness," McCain said. "As a country, we cannot afford to cut
off any successful strategy if we want to remain internationally
competitive."
Private investment in the Internet should be protected and
continued, he added. "However, when private industry does not answer
the call because of market failures or other obstacles, it is
appropriate and even commendable, for the people acting through their
local governments to improve their lives by investing in their own
future," McCain said. "In many rural towns, the local government?s
high speed Internet offering may be its citizens only option to access
the World Wide Web."
Verizon and SBC Communications Inc., which both offer DSL (Digital
Subscriber Line) services, have opposed municipal broadband, as has
Time Warner Cable, saying tax-funded services should not be allowed to
compete against existing commercial services. A spokesman for Verizon
said Friday the company had not reviewed the McCain/Lautenberg bill
and had no comment on it. An SBC spokesman didn't immediately respond
to a request for comments.
The two telecom giants, however, helped fund a study released in
February that said municipal Wi-Fi networks could have "grave
flaws."
The New Millennium Research Council study suggested municipal
broadband services could dedicate tax dollars to rapidly outdated
technology. The study also noted that municipal broadband networks
could be expensive to maintain. "Municipal Wi-Fi networks present a
number of serious problems that are being overlooked as cities rush
into committing millions in taxpayer dollars to pay for network
development and expansion," the study said.
The McCain/Lautenberg legislation stands in contrast to a bill
introduced in May by Representative Pete Sessions, a Texas Republican
and former SBC employee. The Sessions bill, the Preserving Innovation
in Telecom Act of 2005, would outlaw municipal broadband services in
areas where competing commercial services exist. The bill has been
referred to a House subcommittee.
Sessions introduced the bill to ?discourage local governments from
wasting taxpayer funds on building duplicative infrastructure while at
the same time encouraging private-sector companies to offer
continually innovating service in underserved areas by removing the
specter of government competition" he said in a statement when the
bill was introduced.
On Thursday, 40 groups representing local governments, the IT
industry and consumers sent a letter to members of Congress asking
lawmakers to support pro-municipal broadband legislation. Among the
groups signing the letter were the League of California Cities, Public
Knowledge, the Rural Broadband Coalition, Consumers Union and the
Fiber to the Home Council.
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Virgin.net unveils 'Plan Two' broadband
offer
Virgin.net unveils 'Plan Two' broadband
offer
09/23/2004 11:18 AMReturn of the Plan
Wimax chips to offer long-distance
broadband
Wimax chips to offer long-distance
broadband
09/13/2004 09:45 PMComputer Weekly Sep 14 2004 1:49AM GMT
Yahoo Partners With Rogers Cable To
Offer Broadband Service
Yahoo Partners With Rogers Cable To
Offer Broadband Service
07/13/2004 06:55 PMWebProNews Jul 13 2004 11:11PM GMT
Swedish firm to offer 100Mbit/s
broadband for £70/month
Swedish firm to offer 100Mbit/s
broadband for £70/month
12/19/2003 11:55 AMAirbus to offer in-flight mobile phone
and broadband internet services
Airbus to offer in-flight mobile phone
and broadband internet services
07/25/2004 05:33 PMUtusan Online Jul 25 2004 8:42PM GMT
Grok Description matches for Earthlink to Offer Broadband Wireless in Calif.
GrokA matches for Earthlink to Offer Broadband Wireless in Calif.
Sundance Unveils Floating-Point Library
for TI Fixed-Point TMS320™ DSP Family
Sundance Unveils Floating-Point Library
for TI Fixed-Point TMS320™ DSP Family
04/15/2005 05:09 AMSundance Digital Processing Inc,, a worldwide supplier and
manufacturer of advanced digital signal processing (DSP) and
reconfigurable computing platforms, today announced the availability
of the GDD600, a new and powerful library of floating-point DSP
vectors and functions. [PRWEB Apr 15, 2005]
PPM-NetStumbler-Wap-0.04
PPM-NetStumbler-Wap-0.04
05/13/2004 09:36 AMNetStumbler-Wap-0.02
NetStumbler-Wap-0.02
05/11/2004 05:52 PMNetStumbler-Wap-0.04
NetStumbler-Wap-0.04
05/13/2004 10:45 AMNetStumbler-Wap-0.03
NetStumbler-Wap-0.03
05/12/2004 05:10 PMNetStumbler-Stumbler-0.03
NetStumbler-Stumbler-0.03
05/12/2004 05:10 PMNetStumbler 0.4.0 Released
NetStumbler 0.4.0 Released
04/21/2004 03:42 PMLong-awaiting update to NetStumbler appears: The program's developer
notes using extreme understatement: Since I released NetStumbler
0.3.30, I have experienced birth, death, illness, new job, and
increased bandwidth costs. None of these will be helped by the arrival
of both NetStumbler and MiniStumbler versions 0.4. Download and enjoy.
Sorry it took so long. The NetStumbler (Windows) and MiniStumbler
(Pocket PC) applications let you scan for access points and record
information about them, such as their unique interface address and
whether security is enabled. You can pair scans with a GPS to build
location-based awareness. [link via Gizmodo] Simultaneously, iStumbler
84 was released for Mac OS X 10.3....
NetStumbler-Speech-0.01
NetStumbler-Speech-0.01
05/29/2004 04:45 PMNetStumbler-Mappoint-0.01
NetStumbler-Mappoint-0.01
05/29/2004 04:45 PMNetStumbler-Stumbler-0.04
NetStumbler-Stumbler-0.04
05/13/2004 09:36 AMNetStumbler-Stumbler-0.02
NetStumbler-Stumbler-0.02
05/11/2004 05:52 PMNetStumbler-Stumbler-0.01
NetStumbler-Stumbler-0.01
05/11/2004 04:37 PMPPM-NetStumbler-Stumbler-0.04
PPM-NetStumbler-Stumbler-0.04
05/13/2004 10:45 AMNetStumbler-Mappoint-0.02
NetStumbler-Mappoint-0.02
09/15/2004 05:17 PMNetStumbler v0.4 Released
NetStumbler v0.4 Released
04/22/2004 09:34 PMGetting From Point A to Point X :
Effective Site Navigation
Getting From Point A to Point X :
Effective Site Navigation
06/05/2005 11:57 PMWarchalking doesn't exist according to
netstumbler forums??
Warchalking doesn't exist according to
netstumbler forums??
12/11/2003 08:30 AMWell, i've been in a heated debate about the existence of warchalking,
to join this debate go
here and start talking. If
you are in any way involved with warchalking, you need to read this
thread (and mabye even reply to it.)
"Long-awaiting update to NetStumbler
appears"
"Long-awaiting update to NetStumbler
appears"
04/24/2004 03:37 PMNetStumbler/MiniStumbler v0.4 WiFi
Sniffers Released
NetStumbler/MiniStumbler v0.4 WiFi
Sniffers Released
04/21/2004 12:57 PMNew 0.4 versions of "beggarware" WiFi discovery tools NetStumbler and
MiniStumbler were released today. Improvements include support of the
Atheros, Atmel, and Intersil Prism2-based cards (the chipset many WiFi
PCMCIA and CF cards use), which means there's a better chance that
NetStumbler or MiniStumbler will work with your hardware.
MiniStumbler...
Microsoft, EU square off behind closed
doors
Microsoft, EU square off behind closed
doors
11/12/2003 01:12 PMZDNet Nov 12 2003 10:10AM ET
Bush and Cheney Meeting With 9/11 Panel
Behind Closed Doors
Bush and Cheney Meeting With 9/11 Panel
Behind Closed Doors
04/29/2004 10:39 AMThe session will not be tape-recorded or transcribed, nor will
President Bush and Vice President Cheney be under oath.
Sistine Chapel's Doors Are Closed as
Cardinals Begin Conclave
Sistine Chapel's Doors Are Closed as
Cardinals Begin Conclave
04/18/2005 11:12 AMThe first conclave of the third millennium in which 115 cardinals will
choose the next pope has begun.
Tipping point reaches tipping point
Tipping point reaches tipping point
06/17/2005 04:25 PMUSA Today's front-page headline today: Poll: U.S. wants troops
homeAmericans reach 'a tipping point' So now a tipping point is any
change. Thus has the term reached the pinnacle of success: It's become
utterly meaningless....
So what's the point of 3G?
So what's the point of 3G?
03/22/2005 04:41 PMBBC Mar 21 2005 9:33PM GMT
What's the point of NHS IT? No one knows
What's the point of NHS IT? No one knows
07/28/2004 11:13 AMMystery benefits, says report
The FYO Point
The FYO Point
08/29/2004 01:44 AMToday’s must-read: Bryan Cantrill’s huge (in import, it’s not
that long, and it’s illustrated) piece
The Economics of Software. Sample quote: “Open source
software has all of the properties of a loss-leader — minus the
loss, of course.”
Re: What is the point here?
Re: What is the point here?
01/22/2004 02:58 AMJason Coombs (Jan 21 2004)
not to put too fine a point on it . . .
not to put too fine a point on it . . .
04/27/2004 05:24 PMI'm so incredibly grateful that life is currently as good as it is,
and I think that it's important to enjoy times like these when they
come along.
I know it won't always be as good as it is right now, but times like
this make the bad times more bearable . . . and as longtime readers
know, I've had more than my fair share of the bad times over the last
few years.
A tipping point
A tipping point
04/09/2005 08:45 PMThe notion of on-demand news has always been at the base of the
blogosphere.
But before the blogosphere there was Interactive TV - and the base
of that (besides the hype of on-demand movies) was on-demand
news. TV news.
But it didn't surprise me that in the late 90's anyone brave enough
to go and try and offer on-demand News - was gonna charge for it. We
were working (at the time) on some new tools that combined TV
broadcasting and web portals - so I was tracking this sort of
stuff.
S
o the word is out that CNN has decided to abandon their 'walled
garden' and (heaven forbid) make their news on-demand service
free. I wonder how much stuff it really is?
I wonder if they'll go and just put EVERYTHING up? I wonder if Fox
and MSNBC will follow? Still more - I WONDER WHAT FORMAT THEIR
META-DATA will take?
Don't you?
Don't you wish they'd have tagging, RSS, a giant taxonomy of all
things, the most amazing set of APIs and namespaces - that brings to
us what NewsML promised?
God wouldn't life be great - then. Maybe they're watching the BBC
and saying "hhhmmmmmmmm".
But at least we'll get SOME of that news - huh? Now I just wonder
if there's any meta-data in it - at all - or is it just another
version of podcasting - but this time from a major media entity.
Afterall - who would have thought that a major grass roots media
revolution would be launched on a standard that didn't even say
"what's inside it, who's in it and when and where was it made?"
Oh - well maybe next time. Or maybe CNN will get it right.
Afterall - they are professionals.
So, That's the Point of This Company
So, That's the Point of This Company
09/18/2004 07:13 PMThe head of InterActiveCorp talks about the confusion that the
company's setup provokes and whether he would consider becoming the
chief executive at Disney.
Earthlink to Offer Broadband Wireless in Calif.
