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Broadcom to work with Nintendo

April 19, 2005 Chipmaker Broadcom has signed a contract with Nintendo to provide wireless technology for the company's next game console. TAGS: Nintendo Co. Ltd., Broadcom Corp., wireless technology, chip company, game console, console

MTV to study mobile-content markets

September 8, 2005 Music and popular culture channel joins two VeriSign subsidiaries to better grasp how people are using wireless technology to download, stream, chat and send. TAGS: VeriSign Inc., MTV, wireless technology

Intel Capital invests in Zensys

April 25, 2006 Chipmaker will work with Zensys to develop wireless technology for use in consumer electronics devices. TAGS: wireless technology, consumer electronics, Intel

Dell strikes deal with Vodafone

January 24, 2006 In Europe, Dell laptops will have the option of having Vodafone's 3G wireless technology built in. TAGS: Vodafone Group Plc., HSDPA, wireless technology, 3G, UMTS, GPRS, Lenovo, Dell, Cingular Wireless, Europe, Wi-Fi, laptop computer, notebook computer

Sybase plants wireless lab in Singapore

April 29, 2005 Company opens testing site for regional customer projects that involve deployment of wireless technologies like radio frequency tracking. TAGS: Sybase Inc., Singapore, mobile computing, radio frequency, database software, wireless technology, database, radio

Can WiMax make it in the U.S.?

November 12, 2007 Sprint Nextel and Clearwire have called off their partnership to build a nationwide WiMax network, and the break could spell trouble for the technology. TAGS: Clearwire Corp., wireless technology, Sprint Nextel, emerging market, wireless network, Cisco Systems Inc., 3G, U.S., broadband, Wi-Fi, Intel

Envisioning a wireless future

August 10, 2005 Author Dave Mock says the promise of omnipresent wireless communication will present society with unexpected dilemmas. TAGS: wireless communication, mobile communication, wireless technology, identity, nature, communication, payment

Zune moving at slow tempo

November 14, 2006 In downtown San Francisco, anyway, Microsoft's just-launched music player certainly wasn't flying off the shelf--if it was even on the shelf. TAGS: Microsoft Zune, wireless technology, San Francisco, Best Buy Co. Inc., Apple iPod, store, color, Apple Computer, Microsoft Corp., video

Wi-Fi takes over in homes

January 20, 2005 A new research report says the majority of home networks are now wireless. TAGS: Wi-Fi, home network, wireless technology, Ethernet, Intel

A wireless boost for video at home

January 7, 2007 Your PC may soon be beaming video around the house. A hot topic at CES is likely to be which tech works best. TAGS: IEEE 802.11n, UWB, Wi-Fi Alliance, wireless technology, Qualcomm Inc., MIMO, Consumer Electronics Show, Wi-Fi, house, IEEE 802.11g, standard, Apple Computer, video, TV, PC

Motorola, Intel team on mobile WiMax

October 27, 2005 The two industry giants are working to spur adoption of the technology by jointly promoting it. TAGS: industry giant, Motorola Inc., wireless broadband, wireless technology, mobility, Intel, Wi-Fi, broadband

This week in Wi-Fi

January 22, 2005 As winter put the big chill on Bush's second inauguration, wireless technology was creating a new hot spot on Pennsylvania Avenue. TAGS: hot spot, wireless technology, Wi-Fi, home network, Wi-Fi network, Ethernet, president

U.K. to take tougher line on ultrawideband

November 8, 2004 Report for British regulator calls for wireless technology to be more strictly controlled than in United States. TAGS: UWB, wireless technology, regulator, mask, interference, consumer electronics, 3G, restriction, U.K., U.S., GPS, radio

Ultra wideband may get wider

September 9, 2004 Motorola plans to bring a compromise offer to a Berlin meeting to break a standards stalemate. TAGS: UWB, Freescale Semiconductor Inc., Inter-Tel Inc., wireless technology, standards, proposal, Berlin, standard, development tool, Motorola Inc., Bluetooth, Intel

Sprint CEO looks toward 4G wireless

June 27, 2006 Sprint Nextel's chief says the company is already looking toward the next generation of wireless technology. Photo: 4G a cost advantage, CEO says TAGS: 4G, Sprint Nextel, mobile TV, mobile operator, 3G network, Nextel Communications Inc., wireless technology, EVDO, CEO, Verizon Wireless, cell phone, TV

Next-generation Wi-Fi tech to deliver IPTV

May 30, 2006 TV set-top makers plan to use Airgo's latest wireless technology to distribute video over Wi-Fi links throughout the home. TAGS: Airgo Networks, IP television, MIMO, STMicroelectronics, wireless technology, Wi-Fi, set-top, set-top box, IP, TV, Ethernet, video

An energy-conscious wireless technology

July 7, 2005 A new technology called xMax could help significantly extend the battery life of mobile devices. TAGS: power consumption, 3G, wireless technology, battery power, mobile device, battery, cell phone, Intel, laptop computer

Wish lists for wireless providers

May 4, 2005 For all its promise, wireless technology still faces a long list of challenges, from competing standards to urban roadblocks. TAGS: hot spot, wireless provider, wireless technology, broadband, city, Wi-Fi, wireless network

Ultra wideband may end up royalty-free

October 29, 2003 XtremeSpectrum tells a standards body that if its ultra wideband technology is chosen, it won't make other companies pay royalties. TAGS: UWB, royalty, proposal, Texas Instruments Inc., intellectual property, wireless technology, Intel, networking

Tech heavyweights team up on 3G

July 27, 2006 NEC, Matsushita, TI launch joint venture that aims to put competitive chips and platforms into 3G handsets. TAGS: Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd., NEC Electronics Corp., Texas Instruments Inc., 3G, handset, venture, Sprint Nextel, wireless technology, Panasonic, AT&T Corp., cell phone
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