Intel brings wireless broadband to Chinese cities

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Verizon Wireless brings 3G to more
cities

Verizon Wireless brings 3G to more
cities 09/22/2004 07:04 PM
CNET News.com Sep 22 2004 10:13PM GMT

Cities invest in open wireless broadband
for everyone

Cities invest in open wireless broadband
for everyone 09/18/2004 08:34 PM
US News Sep 18 2004 11:26PM GMT

Intel goes big on wireless broadband

Intel goes big on wireless broadband 02/19/2004 11:30 AM
Personal Computer World Feb 19 2004 3:41PM GMT

Intel to Release First Chip for
Broadband Wireless

Intel to Release First Chip for
Broadband Wireless 04/17/2005 07:00 PM
Boston Globe Apr 17 2005 7:56PM GMT

Intel ships wireless broadband chips

Intel ships wireless broadband chips 04/18/2005 09:07 PM
ZDNet Apr 19 2005 12:23AM GMT

Intel to release chip for broadband
wireless

Intel to release chip for broadband
wireless 04/17/2005 06:59 PM
MSNBC Apr 17 2005 9:04PM GMT

Intel and Proxim team up on wireless
broadband

Intel and Proxim team up on wireless
broadband 06/21/2004 12:36 PM
Computer Weekly Jun 21 2004 4:41PM GMT

Intel to issue broadband wireless chip

Intel to issue broadband wireless chip 04/17/2005 07:00 PM
Reuters UK Apr 17 2005 7:39PM GMT

Intel Outlines Broadband Wireless Vision

Intel Outlines Broadband Wireless Vision 01/24/2004 02:19 AM
KeralaNext.com Jan 24 2004 6:38AM GMT

Intel to Release First Chip for
Broadband Wireless (Reuters)

Intel to Release First Chip for
Broadband Wireless (Reuters) 04/17/2005 02:41 PM
Reuters - As telecommunications carriers around the globe experiment with a wireless replacement for cable and DSL modems, Intel Corp. plans on Monday to release its first chip for the technology, known as Wimax.

Intel eyes Indian market for broadband
wireless operations

Intel eyes Indian market for broadband
wireless operations 01/25/2004 05:16 PM
Deepika Global Jan 25 2004 8:35PM GMT

CORRECTED - Global telcos probing
broadband wireless -Intel

CORRECTED - Global telcos probing
broadband wireless -Intel 01/22/2004 05:07 PM
Reuters Jan 22 2004 8:47PM GMT

AOL brings Net phone service to 40
cities

AOL brings Net phone service to 40
cities 04/07/2005 01:19 PM
ZDNet Apr 7 2005 4:18PM GMT

AT&T Wireless announces 3G wireless
network build in four cities

AT&T Wireless announces 3G wireless
network build in four cities 07/20/2004 04:34 PM
Miami Herald Jul 20 2004 7:26PM GMT

AT&T Wireless Now Has 3G in Four
Cities

AT&T Wireless Now Has 3G in Four
Cities 07/20/2004 04:20 PM
AT&T Wireless announced today--as was leaked last week--that they have 3G wireless available in four U.S. cities: Detroit, Phoenix, San Francisco, and Seattle are up and running at 200 to 300 Kbps right now with San Diego (take that, Qualcomm home town?) and Dallas coming by the end of 2004. Upload speeds aren't listed. AT&T will charge $25 per month for phone-based 3G service, with streaming video costing an extra $5 per month. Data plans are $80 per month. No word yet on whether the Motorola phone that works with this W-CDMA network will allow the same kind of sidestepping to connect a laptop via Bluetooth or USB to get the lower price. It does have Bluetooth built in, which is a good sign. Daily Wireless has a round-up of the announcement with details about the phone; they link to this Motorola press release with more phone details. The handset will cost about $300 before rebates or other deals. It has an integrated MP3 player, a large screen, three band (900/1800/1900) support, and handles GSM, GPRS, and W-CDMA. Laptop users will require a Merlin U530 UMTS card....

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 AM
Research and Markets are delighted to announce the addition of 2004 Global Wireless Broadband Report to their offering [PRWEB Jul 8, 2004]

AT&T Wireless launches 3G in 4 cities

AT&T Wireless launches 3G in 4 cities 07/20/2004 04:15 PM
AT&T Wireless Services Inc. on Tuesday launched a 3G (third-generation) mobile data service in Detroit, Phoenix, San Francisco and Seattle, offering a claimed average of 220K bps (bits per second) to 320K bps of data throughput to two handset models and one type of modem.

AT&T Rolls Out 3G Wireless in Four
Cities

AT&T Rolls Out 3G Wireless in Four
Cities 07/20/2004 06:13 PM
The high-speed wireless service makes its debut in San Francisco, Seattle, Phoenix and Detroit, with service in Dallas and San Diego planned by year's end.

Who Pays for Wireless Cities?

Who Pays for Wireless Cities? 09/21/2004 12:38 PM

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“Earlier this month, Philadelphia became the latest municipality to throw its hat in the Wi-Fi ring and enjoy an image bounce that would be the envy of any presidential candidate. Civic interest in Wi-Fi makes municipalities look sexy and modern. Less certain, however, are their chances for success as providers of emerging communications technology. Offering wireless broadband is a new course for cities and towns, say observers, and one that may not be quite as…

AT&T Wireless Will Launch 3G in Four
Cities Next Week

AT&T Wireless Will Launch 3G in Four
Cities Next Week 07/15/2004 03:36 PM
Reuters reports that AT&T Wireless is poised to roll out its W-CDMA 3G cellular data offering in Detroit, Phoenix, San Francisco, and Seattle next week: AT&T Wireless had been saying "by the end of the year," and this leak of a near-term launch is apparently surprising. The company is only promising 200 to 300 Kbps, but it's likely that W-CDMA will offer much higher burst rates, slightly slower than 1x-EvDO, which Verizon Wireless plans to spend $1 billion in the next several months to expand throughout major markets in the U.S. I expected a rollout in Seattle because AT&T Wireless is headquartered in this region--for the time being. The merger with Cingular will certainly result in an almost total shutdown in this area as there's no logical, only historical reasons for this geographical location. The service will require one of two phones from Nokia and Motorola to access. As TechDirt notes, AT&T Wireless has to launch service in four cities before the end of the year to avoid a requirement to repay $6 billion to investor DoCoMo. Elsewhere, I've seen this figure and deadline rejected by certain executives involved in the transaction, but I don't believe there's been a definitive refutation. [link via TechDirt]...

AT&T Wireless rolling out 3G in four
cities this summer

AT&T Wireless rolling out 3G in four
cities this summer 06/04/2004 03:25 PM
Engadget Jun 4 2004 7:40PM GMT

Big Cities Plan Big Wireless Networks

Big Cities Plan Big Wireless Networks 06/25/2004 09:57 PM
Internet.com Jun 26 2004 1:49AM GMT

AT&T Wireless announces 3G network in
four cities

AT&T Wireless announces 3G network in
four cities 07/20/2004 05:51 PM
SiliconValley.com Jul 20 2004 9:40PM 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 PM
Wi-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 PM
AVN Online Apr 19 2004 8:08PM GMT

Telcos and cities struggling for
wireless deployment control

Telcos and cities struggling for
wireless deployment control 06/05/2005 11:48 PM

In a growing number of American states , city governments and telephone companies are struggling over policies determining who gets to rollout city-wide wireless internet connectivity. Telcos argue that cities offer unfair competition to their businesses.

Twenty states have already passed, or are trying to push through, legislation that would impose heavy restrictions on communities creating their own networks in areas already served by Bells and cable companies.
Thirteen of those states--Arkansas, Florida, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia and Washington--have passed bills restricting future public broadband projects, though existing initiatives are allowed to operate. The remaining eight have measures pending or have seen their bills fail to reach a vote.

( via Smartmobs )

Deal Paves Way For Cingular Wireless To
Serve All Top 100 US Cities

Deal Paves Way For Cingular Wireless To
Serve All Top 100 US Cities 07/12/2004 12:43 AM
Wi-Fi Technology Forum Jul 12 2004 5:15AM GMT

Wind Wireless to Sponsor at the
Broadband Wireless Show

Wind Wireless to Sponsor at the
Broadband Wireless Show 12/29/2004 05:50 AM
Wind 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]

Philadelphia joins list of cities
mulling wireless Internet for all

Philadelphia joins list of cities
mulling wireless Internet for all 09/01/2004 12:18 AM
San Francisco Chronicle Sep 1 2004 4:24AM GMT

Philadelphia joins the list of cities
mulling wireless Internet for all

Philadelphia joins the list of cities
mulling wireless Internet for all 09/01/2004 06:34 AM
Cbs11tv.com - Wed Sep 1, 08:51 am GMT

Sky Catcher Communications Brings
DVB-RCS Broadband Satellite Services to
North America

Sky Catcher Communications Brings
DVB-RCS Broadband Satellite Services to
North America 04/01/2005 05:27 PM
Company to provide full menu of VoIP, video and VPN capabilities via two-way satellite for enterprise market and small office-home office subscribers. [PRWEB Apr 1, 2005]

MPEG NATION brings broadband streaming
video service to the masses

MPEG NATION brings broadband streaming
video service to the masses 03/30/2005 05:20 PM
Digital Silo, Inc. has launched MPEG NATION, a "one-price-fits-all solution" for placing video in blogs, auctions, personal and corporate websites. The new service supports Microsoft Windows Media, RealNetwork's RealPlayer and Apple's QuickTime video formats. A 3-step online form allows for the selection of a number of customer options including password protection and logging. As soon as a video file is uploaded to MPEG NATION it is transcoded into the various Internet media formats for instant streaming Internet delivery. Once a file upload is complete an http link is provided to the customer which they can paste into an email, blog, auction or website. Clicking on the link instantly brings up their video. A one to sixty minute video uploaded to MPEG NATION, encoded into Microsoft Window's Media Format (150k, 300k & 700k), costs just $4.95 including unlimited streaming (viewing) bandwidth and storage for six months.

Xbox vet, Chinese firms announce new
broadband media venture

Xbox vet, Chinese firms announce new
broadband media venture 04/15/2005 09:28 AM
Twincities.com - Thu Apr 14, 04:20 pm GMT

Broadband satellite moves off the
launchpad, brings 3G phone service
closer to reality

Broadband satellite moves off the
launchpad, brings 3G phone service
closer to reality 03/27/2005 04:18 PM
NewsTarget Mar 27 2005 7:54PM GMT

Wheatland Broadband Brings High Speed
Internet to Rural Northern Seward County

Wheatland Broadband Brings High Speed
Internet to Rural Northern Seward County 08/22/2004 04:23 AM
Scott City, KS, August 20, 2004 – Wheatland Broadband Services announced today the expansion of their fixed wireless high speed Internet service to northern Seward County Kansas effective September 1, 2004. [PRWEB Aug 22, 2004]

TealAgent Brings Web to Handhelds
without Wireless

TealAgent Brings Web to Handhelds
without Wireless 05/06/2004 05:55 AM

Nice Office Brings Wireless CRM to
BlackBerry

Nice Office Brings Wireless CRM to
BlackBerry 04/11/2005 07:37 PM
The new CRM software from eAgency will allow wireless syncing and give users access to sales and contact information for a price suited to SMBs.

Cisco brings wireless into flagship
switch

Cisco brings wireless into flagship
switch 05/05/2004 09:27 PM
As issues such as security and roaming start to be solved, wireless LANs are moving toward greater integration with enterprise networks. Wireless is now set to work its way into Cisco Systems Inc.'s LAN flagship, the Catalyst 6500 switch.

Intel brings out low-cost laptop chips

Intel brings out low-cost laptop chips 01/05/2004 08:05 PM
The chipmaker hopes to bring wireless computing to the masses with the Celeron M, a discount version of its Pentium M processor for notebooks.
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