Cellular Cable Camaraderie?

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Coasters, Camaraderie and a Case of
Nerves

Coasters, Camaraderie and a Case of
Nerves 09/18/2004 11:00 AM
Stalled since 9/11, a Muslim gathering at Six Flags Great Adventure resumes with security set on high.

Cable Operators To Assess Future
Opportunities And Challenges At Kagan
Cable MSO Summit, Nov. 9-10, NYC

Cable Operators To Assess Future
Opportunities And Challenges At Kagan
Cable MSO Summit, Nov. 9-10, NYC 09/23/2004 03:04 AM
What are the key future revenue drivers and most serious competitive threats for cable operators and how will they be addressed? Top executives from leading multichannel service operators will discuss their plans for taking the cable platform to the next level at the Kagan Cable MSO Summit, Nov. 9-10 in New York. [PRWEB Sep 23, 2004]

EUPEN Cable Inc. Revises Pricing on
Corrugated Copper Cable Line

EUPEN Cable Inc. Revises Pricing on
Corrugated Copper Cable Line 12/24/2004 12:47 PM
EUPEN Cable Inc. has announced a change in the pricing structure of its premiere line of cable, connectors and jumper assemblies. This increase in pricing is in response to sustained increases in material costs for the products used to produce cable [PRWEB Dec 23, 2004]

Cable Modem Hackers unlock Cable Modem

Cable Modem Hackers unlock Cable Modem 02/10/2004 02:44 AM
A very amazing article on the Register on how a group of hackers have unlocked a certain brand of cable...

The telecommunications Industry
Handbook: Covers Asymmetrical Digital
Subscriber Line (ADSL), Data Over Cable
System Interface Spectrum Standard
(DOCSIS) cable modems, Very High Data
Rate Digital Subscriber Line (VDSL) and
more

The telecommunications Industry
Handbook: Covers Asymmetrical Digital
Subscriber Line (ADSL), Data Over Cable
System Interface Spectrum Standard
(DOCSIS) cable modems, Very High Data
Rate Digital Subscriber Line (VDSL) and
more 07/08/2004 03:39 AM
Research and Markets are delighted to announce the addition of 2004 Technology - Infrastructure, Fixed Voice and Data Report to their offering. [PRWEB Jul 8, 2004]

"Cellular"

"Cellular" 09/10/2004 09:24 AM
It may not push all the right buttons, but somehow this thriller starring Kim Basinger and William H. Macy manages to get through.

Cellular sounds

Cellular sounds 04/15/2004 01:10 PM
What do cells sound like? Nanotech pioneer Jim Gimzewski and grad student Andrew Pelling are using the tiny tip of an atomic force microscope like the needle of a record player to pick up a cell's sound-generating vibrations. Gimzewski has named the fieled "sonocytology." From a Smithsonian Magazine article about the research:

"The distance the cell wall moves determines the amplitude, or volume, of the sound wave, and the speed of the up-and-down movement is its frequency, or pitch. Though the volume of the yeast cell sound was far too low to be heard, Gimzewski says its frequency was theoretically within the range of human hearing. 'So all we're doing is turning up the volume,' he adds."

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Cellular replication

Cellular replication 05/19/2004 04:31 AM
Boston Globe May 19 2004 8:27AM GMT

Cellular disconnect

Cellular disconnect 01/25/2004 04:04 AM
Boston Globe Jan 25 2004 7:34AM GMT

Cellular Jewelry

Cellular Jewelry 12/24/2004 12:48 PM
New Products: Bracelets and ink pens that flash when you send or receive cellular calls. [PRWEB Dec 22, 2004]

Cellular Clicker

Cellular Clicker 03/11/2003 09:43 AM
Sony Ericsson Clicker adds even more love to the growing relationship between my Sony Ericsson T68i cellphone and OS X'd iBook.

The Clicker turns your cellphone into a remote control for your Mac. Control PowerPoint presentations, DVD player and iTunes, or AppleScript your way to remote controlling anything at all. A "proximity sensor" triggers actions like pausing iTunes when you leave the room, AppleScripting iChat (when it's scriptable, that is :-\) to alter your presence messages as you wander in and out.

Oh my dear lord, this is groovy! <ta, brian>

When Wi-Fi meets cellular

When Wi-Fi meets cellular 03/14/2005 06:27 PM
Wouldn't it be nice if you had a dual-mode phone that let you talk via voice over Wi-Fi when you're in the office, warehouse or hospital, and then seamlessly switched over to cellular when you were outside the coverage area of your wireless LAN. That's the promise of new converged or hybrid services that will become available sooner than you think.

LG Cellular Phones Win US Prize

LG Cellular Phones Win US Prize 12/14/2003 09:05 AM
Hankooki Dec 14 2003 8:52AM ET

Could Cellular Be Added To MP3 Players?

Could Cellular Be Added To MP3 Players? 02/05/2005 10:04 PM
Freescale Semiconductor said Wednesday that it is sampling its Mobile Extreme Convergence embedded cellular architecture to customers, potentially adding wireless capabilities to a variety of mobile devices.

Apple's Cellular Future

Apple's Cellular Future 07/27/2004 01:13 PM
Does a deal with Motorola mean more music for the masses?

Integrated Wi-Fi /3G Cellular Service

Integrated Wi-Fi /3G Cellular Service 02/16/2004 03:40 AM
3G Feb 16 2004 8:16AM GMT

Just Put A Cellular Tower In The Plane

Just Put A Cellular Tower In The Plane 04/21/2004 03:53 PM
In something of a followup to a post from a few weeks ago, Guy Kewney is going through every reason given for banning mobile phones on planes and explaining why it doesn't have to be true. The real issue isn't one of danger (as has been pointed out many times before), but that each phone would be contacting so many cellular towers on the ground it would cause problems for the carriers. The simple solution (mentioned in that earlier article) is to place a modified mobile cellular tower on the plane that directs all communication down in a more appropriate manner. Having found such a local tower, the phones won't broadcast out to all the other towers on the ground. Still, some are worried about the danger issue, and Kewney systematically points out why all their arguments don't make sense. Of course, none of this addresses the annoy ance issue - but perhaps we'll have airlines that advertise "no phoning" planes or zones and we'll basically be back to where we are now.

Cellular Consolidation Continues

Cellular Consolidation Continues 01/06/2005 07:43 PM
Alltel is acquiring Western Wireless.

HP device marries Wi-Fi and cellular

HP device marries Wi-Fi and cellular 07/26/2004 05:48 PM
New iPaq can switch between networks. Also plays and stores MP3s, takes photos.

Senate's Cellular Stand

Senate's Cellular Stand 09/24/2004 01:16 PM
U.S. Senate takes the cellular industry in hand.

Wi-Fi/Cellular PDA to Arrive Later this
Summer

Wi-Fi/Cellular PDA to Arrive Later this
Summer 07/26/2004 10:43 AM
T-Mobile and HP said today that they'd start selling a new handheld that includes GSM, GPRS, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth later this summer: There are some combined cellular/Wi-Fi PDAs being sold in Japan and probably one or two here too, but this will be one of the first major launches by an operator. One of the more interesting aspects of this announcement is the type of pricing deal T-Mobile will introduce when the device becomes available. It will offer a plan that includes a bucket of voice minutes plus unlimited use of GPRS and Wi-Fi. The whole plan will cost under $100. Some of the cellular operators have been charging around $80 a month for unlimited cell data using data cards, though those prices have been dropping recently. Data plans on cell phones have been less expensive, but presumably users aren't downloading PowerPoint presentations on their cell phones, unless they are connecting to their laptops, which the operators frown upon. So while the $100 figure from T-Mobile seems like a good deal by comparison and because it includes voice, Wi-Fi, and cell data, it's still pretty steep when you compare it to what people pay for high-speed access in their homes. Users will likely expect to pay a premium for the benefit of using mobile data, but this might be too much of a premium. While the analysts I spoke to seemed pretty excited about the idea of a device that includes cell data and Wi-Fi, I suspect that the audience for this device will be relatively small. The PDA market in general has been shrinking, and the market for this device will be a subset of the overall PDA market. Still, the analysts I talked to were bullish on future versions of such devices that allow more seamless roaming and voice over Wi-Fi to reach a far larger market....

Does Anyone Need VoWiFi-Cellular Combos?

Does Anyone Need VoWiFi-Cellular Combos? 08/30/2004 01:37 PM
In the last few months, there's been a lot of talk about combined VoWiFi/cellular phones with the idea that you could use voice over a WiFi network, where available, and cellular connections where WiFi is missing. Even ignoring the point that most of the devices that have been announced combining a cellular phone with VoWiFi have been hideously crippled by their manufacturers to barely work at all the way you would expect (and the way they might be useful), some are now pointing out that maybe the market really isn't so big, something we've suggested before. There are potential innovative uses combining VoIP and WiFi, but this insistence on "cheaper" calls doesn't make much sense in a world where most people have a zillion minutes and no long distance fees. Also, the eWeek article oddly spends way too much time focusing on how VoWiFi could be useful in hospitals, without ever bothering to note that hospitals are now changing their policies and allowing mobile phones, now that they've shown the phones don't interfere with most medical equipment.

Cracking the Cellular Code

Cracking the Cellular Code 09/09/2004 02:00 AM
Technology Review Sep 9 2004 5:51AM GMT

New Twist on Combined Wi-Fi/Cellular

New Twist on Combined Wi-Fi/Cellular 12/03/2003 02:42 PM
I'm curious if the writer of this article didn't quite understand the technology: According to this piece, Calypso is marketing a platform that will route calls from a Calypso cell phone over Wi-Fi to a cell phone network. I'm guessing that in reality, Calypso is marketing a platform that offers voice over Wi-Fi when in range of a Wi-Fi network as well as voice over regular cellular networks. Calypso's Web site doesn't go into much detail about how its technology works. China Telecom has spent $500 million on Calypso's platform, which is described here as delivering voice over Wi-Fi and cellular....

Sidebar: Cellular Terminology

Sidebar: Cellular Terminology 05/17/2004 04:19 PM
A glossary of mobile telecommunications terms.

Wi-Fi to Cellular Roaming Stalled

Wi-Fi to Cellular Roaming Stalled 08/30/2004 09:56 AM

eWeek has an interesting article talking about the hurdles the new VoIP Wi-Fi and cellular-switching phones may have penetrating the market. Even though companies like Motorola are developing systems that allow cellphones to switch seamlessly to Wi-Fi, the thought is that the savings provided to corporate infrastructure might be moot as cellular rates continue to drop. Of course, the people who really want this service are regular consumers like you and me, even though we are probably going to be the last people to get it (it may be more realistic to cheer on Verizon and other carriers to offer high-speed cellular networks like EV-DO and EDGE).

But interestingly, hospitals may be the earliest adopters of the Wi-Fi/cellular switching phones, specifically because of the dangers cellular radios can cause to sensitive medical equipment. If the phones switch to Wi-Fi, they can control the power levels to be weaker and (presumably) safer.

Read - Wi-Fi-to-Cellular Roaming Still on Hold [eWeek (Yahoo)]

In Latin America, a Cellular Need

In Latin America, a Cellular Need 05/26/2004 02:32 AM
New York Times May 26 2004 5:58AM GMT

Wi-Fi-to-Cellular Roaming Still on Hold

Wi-Fi-to-Cellular Roaming Still on Hold 08/30/2004 06:31 AM
Phones and services that will allow users to roam between Wi-Fi and cellular networks are still on hold, in spite of a joint plan by Motorola, Avaya and Proxim to offer a converged wireless device and the infrastructure to support it by year's end.

Boss around your cellular phone

Boss around your cellular phone 08/30/2004 06:34 AM
SiliconValley.com Aug 30 2004 10:52AM GMT

Cellular/Wi-Fi Love Hate Relationship

Cellular/Wi-Fi Love Hate Relationship 08/23/2004 12:23 PM
Another limited combined Wi-Fi/cellular offering hits the market, this time from DoCoMo: Like the other services introduced to date, this one has its limitations. Users will be able to make voice over Wi-Fi calls but only in their offices and only if their office has a special server from NEC. Voice over Wi-Fi won't be available outside of the office, even on DoCoMo hotspots. It sounds like even data over Wi-Fi will only be available on hotspots built specially for the device. It's a combination of technical shortcomings and uncertainty about how to make the best of Wi-Fi that is preventing cellular operators from offering seamless combined services. Ultimately, the cellular operators will have to make combined offerings because Wi-Fi is popping up in more places and customers want the high-speed access. Cellular operators may lose some potential data use to Wi-Fi, but realistically, the cellular networks cover so much ground that they'll still get their share of the market. The same goes for voice over Wi-Fi services, which are more of a threat to the local phone companies than the cell phone operators. Voice over Wi-Fi phones won't be terribly useful as mobile phones but they'll be great for the office or the home. The cellular operators are notoriously slow at picking up new technologies so it would be no surprise if it takes a very long time to see a usefully integrated, full-function combined offering....

Taiwan Cellular Takes 3G Lead

Taiwan Cellular Takes 3G Lead 08/31/2004 06:12 AM
3G Aug 31 2004 8:53AM GMT

Lost in the Thicket of Cellular Plans?
Try This

Lost in the Thicket of Cellular Plans?
Try This 04/17/2004 07:09 PM
A handful of basic techniques can help you find a reliable cellular phone plan that meets your needs.

Disney may offer cellular service

Disney may offer cellular service 01/26/2004 11:29 AM
Disney, Sony, Nike, and Wal-Mart are all considering getting into the cellular service market. Link (via Gizmodo)

Cellular Data Wars Heat Up

Cellular Data Wars Heat Up 01/09/2004 09:52 PM
Verizon Wireless said today that it will spend $1 billion over the next two years expanding its data network nationwide: Verizon's EV-DO network is already up in San Diego and Washington, D.C. and "many major" cities will get it by this summer. Alan Reiter has written a bunch about his experience using the network, which promises 300 Kbps to 500 Kbps speeds with the potential to burst to 2 Mbps. He says he usually gets around 200 Kbps and almost never as much as 2 Mbps. In response to Verizon's news, AT&T Wireless is touting how its data network compares to Verizon's. AT&T Wireless has the fastest network with the widest coverage area right now. Its EDGE network, which delivers around 100 Kbps, is available nationwide. By contrast, Verizon's nationwide 1XRTT network offers over 50 Kbps. AT&T Wireless still claims to be planning to introduce a higher speed service based on the European 3G standard in four cities by the end of this year....

Cellular Mobility Has Its Limits
(washingtonpost.com)

Cellular Mobility Has Its Limits
(washingtonpost.com) 05/22/2004 06:47 PM
washingtonpost.com - Linda Clausen really wants to end her six-year history as a Cingular Wireless customer, but she's bound by a contract until August, she says. It would cost her at least $150 to break her two-year contract.

Film Review: Cellular (Reuters)

Film Review: Cellular (Reuters) 09/02/2004 09:14 PM
Reuters - Two years ago, "Phone Booth" -- written by Larry Cohen and directed by Joel Schumacher -- trapped a character on a public telephone for the entire movie.

New Cellular-Wireless Pocket PC
Announced by E-TEN

New Cellular-Wireless Pocket PC
Announced by E-TEN 12/29/2004 06:14 PM
BrightHand Dec 29 2004 8:51PM GMT

Cellular sales spur Motorola

Cellular sales spur Motorola 04/21/2004 11:32 AM
IHT Apr 21 2004 3:11PM GMT

Junxion: Shared Internet Over Cellular

Junxion: Shared Internet Over Cellular 06/23/2004 09:11 AM

Although they're still in the prototype stage, a Seattle company called Junxion is doing something potentially very useful. By plugging any number of cellular network PCMCIA cards into their 'Junxion' box, which then acts as a router over Ethernet or WiFi to any number of local machines, the company plans to capitalize on the ever-expanding data bandwidth available on modern cellular networks. So instead of scrambling to find a WiFi connection -- which is still a good option, of course, especially if it's a free node -- you can set up a mobile workplace with a decent internet connection anywhere you can get a cellular signal. You're limited to the speeds of the cellular network, of course, but between a Junxion box, which is pretty large now, but will surely get smaller, and built-in WiFi, you should be able to get wireless internet just about anywhere. And that, as they say, owns. (Thanks, Oliver!)
Read [SeattleTimes via WiFiNetNews]

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