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Sprint's Xohm network in Baltimore shows consistent, and unprecedented, broadband wireless download speeds ranging from 3.7M to 5Mbps on the downlink... 2
Sprint celebrated the launch of its WiMAX network today by firing several shots across the bow of traditional wireline Internet providers. 4
Jonathan Jaeger, the director of business development at wireless broadband access company SOMA Networks, thinks that mobile WiMAX services provide... 1
The battle to woo you to a particular wireless camp has heated up in the past month. The first U.S. mobile WiMAX service went live last week, just as... 2
Even as WiMax promises faster average network speeds than other wireless networks, one company is banking on making money off one of WiMax's...
WiMAX has always been something of an oddball technology in the mobile data world.
Intel's next-generation WiMAX module, called Evans Peak, is on display at this week's Ceatec exhibition in Chiba, Japan. Due to hit the market as...
Just a couple short years ago, many people were abuzz over metro Wi-Fi experiments in Philadelphia, Houston, and San Francisco, only to see those... 2
Sprint's WiMAX network went live Monday, just in time for this week's WiMAX World convention in Chicago. 5
After months of anticipation, Sprint Nextel will make its WiMAX network available commercially for the first time in Baltimore next month. 5
While Sprint officially launches commercial WiMAX services for the first time in Baltimore this month, one college campus 30 miles to the south will... 1
Samsung Electronics has built a WiMax network in the Russian cities of Moscow and St. Petersburg for local operator Startel, it said Tuesday.
Sprint Nextel has signed on several companies to help deliver location-based services for its impending WiMAX rollout next month that the carrier...
Intel Thursday showed a prototype of a range of low-cost "nettops' that are to be introduced in the country over the next several months. The...
Intel plans to extend the frequency ranges supported by its WiMAX chipset next year beyond the 2.5GHz profile, according to a company executive.
While the Internet has proven to be a vital communications medium, it also presents a wide range of...
Spyware: Know Your EnemyLike Macavity, the fictional feline in T. S. Eliot's well-known poem, spyware may be considered to...
Stock Spam: A Classic ScamEver since there have been stocks and shares there have been so called "pump 'n' dump" scams. This...
The benefits of green networking not only include reducing energy consumption but also reducing...
SQL Server Consolidation: Insights from customers, analysts & HPMicrosoft SQL Server has enjoyed phenomenal success as a database server. Its relatively low cost,...
Moving to Windows Vista: The Promise, The RealityIDG survey says...that while migration to Windows Vista looms inevitable, the road is fraught with...
Companies today are striving to maximize worker productivity by allowing workers to access more...
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