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Times Warner agrees to be a “Fonero”
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Fon WiFi router gets a signal booster
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BT launches an all-in-one VoIP offer to small business
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Using the Fonera to build a phishing portal
A Spanish developer tells how to mimic the WiFi router authentication process.
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Fon and Meraki WiFi providers to interoperate?
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Fon raised $13 million to face its rising rivals
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Dallas will have its broadband train
Write emails and navigate on the Web all along 72 km of railroad.
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Meraki to start its own San Fransisco WiFi network
Another alternative to the always delayed Google/Earthlink WiFi citywide network.
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Stats show the US is adopting WiFi, but not dual-mode phones
WiFi adoption is increasing, but the US falls behind for dual-mode phones.
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The RIAA against open WiFi hotspots — and Fon
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The future WiMax: Data transfer at 1 gigabits per second
The IEEE is working on a new standard to transfer data at 1gigabits per second
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A new strategy for Vonage, possibly a new name
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If you’re a newbie cellphone operator in Japan, drop voice services
The new cellphone operator eMobile bets only on data-only services.
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Truphone adds Google Talk compatibility
Truphone now supports Google Talk and extends its list of available cellphone models.
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Low-cost WiFi router maker Meraki grabbed $5 million
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The iPhone might become the AT&T Unity symbol
AT&T might use the iPhone for its fixed-mobile convergence strategy.
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Fon hooked up with British Telecom
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Spyke, the talkative WiFi robot
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Whisher, WiFi sharing, a la Fon
Whisher follows the Fon business model and shares its dreams.
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Boeing, unlucky with wireless in-flight systems
Boeing won't deliver its new airplane model with wireless in-flight system.
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Stoke funded, more mobile/WiFi convergence to come
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Forecast: In 5 years, $20 will be enough to buy a cellphone
Open source cellphones are going to be your everyday phones.
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FritzBox and VoIP routers: Unsecured
Alerted, VoIP device manufacturer AVM hasn't upgraded its products yet.
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Just one more step before the next generation of WiFi
The IEEE has approved the second step of three of the 802.11n WiFi standard.
