Come on guys give us 4G on the phone for less $$$.!!
It would be nicer if the buzz was more about high speed Internet access and convergence on transmission standards than just business bottom lines, but that's how the infrastructure gets built.
There seems to be a bit of consolidation going on in the wireless industry with

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No price announced for the new LG phones Dare, Vu and Decoy, but first out the door pays a premium.
Right after the iPhone 2 announcement Verizon comes up with its vaporware challenge, but expect th eLG Dare to be available 'this summer'.
AT&T has the GSM band locked up and Verizon is in control of the CDMA band now that Al

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Alltel must be a lame duck business with the likely takeover by Verizon. The FCC may get Verizon to discard 15% of the Alltel subscriber base to pass reservations about becoming a monopoly. But by having the subscriber names they have a great prospecting list to hound for moving over to Verizon. Alltel and Verizon dominate the

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Creative minds: Simple tip to boost your wifi signal with just a coke or soda can. The instructions in the video are fairly simple. Basically all they do is slice open the cans and attach them to the router. I’d love to try this and see if it’s actually working… someone commented on Metacafe claiming it boosted their signal up to 200%.

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Upload your photos to sites like Flickr Wirelessly! The Eye-Fi 2GB wireless SD card will allow you to upload without a computer. All you need is to configure some software on your computer and the car and a wi-fi network and you are good to go. Ther

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A complete home theater entertainment set plays a huge roll in decorating our living halls as well as setting the quality standards on other peripherals in it’s presence, so there might not be a better keyboard to fit in the place as a “fitting remo

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Wireless technology is becoming faster every few months and is almost catching up to wired Local Area Network speeds which are typically at 100Mbps. The wireless standard 802.11g reached 54Mbps and the next generation of that technology called 802.11n surpassed the 100Mbps mark over wireless. PR Newswire announced that chipmaker Marvell is s

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Ever been talking with your regular computer geek and had him tell you that you need to upgrade to 802.11g wireless because 802.11b is so slow? That you'll get 54Mbps throughput with 'g'? Might be an idea to smack him upside the head, because he's feeding you a load of crap.

If you're like 95% of the world with broadb

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The WildCharge is a wireless charger for all you charging gadgets need. All you need to do is to leave your mobile, camera, ipod, Pda, etc. on it and it will charge them. The WildCharge includes a pad, which plugs into the wall and provides the wireless charging point for your existing devices. The adapter takes the form of gel cases which in

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Most of the gamers do not like to see a lag on their network. This sometimes makes them to loose the game. Linksys one of the big names in routers and wireless market, have created the Wireless gaming box Router, which they call it WRT330N, it is specially made for the gamers with their high bandwidth gaming needs. The built in

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The new Philips Pronto TSU 9600 is a universal remote, which can control almost anything from a central location like your home theater system, music libraries, cable TV; it can even do your lighting if you have an automation system installed. It works on WiFi technology and has a 3.7-inch touch-screen (640 x 480 pixels). It is

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A unique patent has surfaced in the past few weeks that both illustrates and details Apple’s iPod in terminology such as “an enhanced iPod” and/or “an improved iPod. ” A large portion of this patent places emphasis on “live” video streaming – and more specifically, video conferencing conducted on the “improved iPod.” In fact, t

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A very interesting article about a question the author had regarding the status of the wireless communities that were supposed to revolutionized the way cities would connect to the internet.
The question from the article is centered around spanish communities but can be extended to other countries as it was a very worldwide effect, booming a

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SkullCandy came up with their new headphone, calling it Double Agent, which can support any SD card, just plug in a SD card with your own music list and play. The control buttons are on one side of the headphone without having any display. You will get the preloaded SD cards with it by the SkullCandy's media partners. These headphones are re

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It is cool adapter named BTA-01 by Intempo for all those who wants to use their Ipod docks as the music phone docks. There are not too many docks available in the market today for the music phones but for the Ipod docks there are many options to choose. This adapter works on the Bluetooth technology, so it can turns any iPod sp

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For most people wireless security is a confusing and technical subject.

If you can't even connect the hardware with

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Redpine’s 802.11n RS9110 and SiTel’s advanced baseband IC SC14450 combine into a complete and versatile VoWiFi platform.Redpine Signals, Inc., a leading developer of ultra low power multi-standard OFDM and MIMO silicon-based solutions, and SiTel Semiconductor, a leading supplier of semiconductor products for Digital Cordless Te

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