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Florida Hospital Dials Up iPhones For Nurses
iPhones are helping a Sarasota hospital connect its nursing staff via text messaging, and soon, VoIP telephony.
T-Mobile Named Wi-Fi Alliance Sponsor
The wireless company is the only U.S. mobile service carrier on the industry association's sponsor board.
Nortel Sells LTE Packet Assets To Hitachi
The $10 million deal for long term evolution technology will enable Hitachi to support the transfer of data from 3G networks to next-generation mobile broadband.
What CIOs Must Know About The Wireless 'Spectrum Crisis'
Wireless is becoming an increasingly important piece of the enterprise architecture.
Sprint, Clearwire Detail WiMax Rollout
Plans show WiMax is picking up steam, and Clearwire says it will cover more than 120 million customers by the end of 2010.
AT&T: Devices Spiking Wi-Fi Connections
For the first time, the wireless carrier is seeing more Wi-Fi connections from smartphones than from laptops.
LTE For PCs Near, Handsets Lagging
The first five years of Long-Term Evolution deployment will focus on PC data cards, says a market research firm.
Barnes & Noble E-Reader Puts Heat On Amazon
The Nook is now the e-reader to beat, but analysts say Amazon won't relinquish the Kindle's market share easily.
Plastic Logic Preps E-reader For Business
The QUE electronic book reader will include PowerPoint and Excel document support, 3G, Wi-Fi, and a 10-inch screen.
Sprint Nextel To Acquire iPCS For $831 Million
The deal ends litigation in which iPCS sought to block or retard Sprint's WiMax and iDEN networks.
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