Be it for domestic or corporate use wireless internet is becoming more popular day by day. And hackers and crooks have also invented ways to make you feel insecure about the whole exercise. Liston, a wireless expert for ResueCom which is a 24-hour...
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The first phase of wireless networking is over in Madison and Madison residents (as well as the visitors) can now comfortably access wireless Internet in the heart of the city and some parts of the campus area. The network in the city is been installed...
World's no. 1 mobile maker Nokia has teamed up with a Canadian Non-Government Organization called Neil Squire Society to produce hands free sets designed specifically for the disabled.
MobileWhack says; Nokia in collaboration with Neil Squire Society, a...
The FCC has approved Samsung's SCH-A870 handset. Now we can expect an US release soon through Verizon. This phone is blue tooth compatible and features Verizon's VCAST Music.
With this, consumers can browse and download songs and play them on the...
Faced with falling attendance in movie theatres, theatre owners are contemplating asking federal authorities for permission that will allow them to install cell-phone signal jammers in the theatres to cut down the annoying conversations that often go on...
The D.C government wants to set up a free wireless Internet system for the low income group residents over the city and has asked companies to bid for it. The service may not cover the entire city like Philadelphia and San Francisco as the priority of...
Internet community rabble and Cingular Wireless have entered into an agreement that will mash Cingular's mobile services with the community services Rabble is already providing like create chat rooms, share pictures, exchange message, networking with...
Daniel Wagner and his team under (handheld AR project) have done a demo test on an i-mate SP5 phone in March 2006 and have extended their AR project from PDAs to Smartphones where along with personal digital functionality, mobile phone and other...
Cingular launched video service. A bit late in the market. Verizon already has V CAST now, Sprint has Sprint TV. But nevertheless you can watch 3-5 minutes of uninterrupted video clips from as many as 18 channels at your compatible hand sets. So,...
Australia's Minister for Information and Communication, Marsha Thomson said that a new mobile technology would ensure that the 90,000 or so visitors expected in the XVIII Commonwealth Games could find their way to events and entertainment.
Up to 60...
New Zealand research lab developed a technology which will wirelessly power heart monitoring machines, and other "internal" devices. Telemetry Research co-founder and chief executive Simon Malpas says almost 25,000 people every year die in U.S. But he...
This has been a long-standing concern for mobile users. Many had been calling for a white paper on the possible damage the radiation emitted during cell-phone usage cause. Now, Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority, a Finnish radiation watchdog group...
Flagr, the San Francisco based web startup has launched a service that allows you to flag your location in your mobile using Google Maps. You can invite your friends to join up and know where they are and they will also know where you are.
Very nice...
The advent of TV content in mobiles meant that the phones just got bulkier. The rising demand of TV in mobiles meant that such phones are flooding the market.
The looming 'fat phone' crisis emerged in remarks in DVB World Forum by Simon Mason, head of...
Mobile users in Russia are breathing a sigh of relief now, as they would not have to pay for incoming calls after President Vladimir Putin signed a change in Russian telecom law.
The weird practice that has been abolished from many countries were still...
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