WiMAX News

On: 19 Nov 2009 For: Computerworld The Wireless Broadband Access products use beam forming technology, with up to 19 antennas per access point Ruckus Wireless Inc.

In time we'll almost certainly see WiMAX on Macs. The question is when. Broadband wireless markets are anticipated to grow as a result of the ever-lowering cost of implementing infrastructure using the WiMax systems.

The wireless broadband access system can be deployed cheaper and faster than WiMax, Ruckus said.

Feature Feature InfoWorld Home / Hardware / News / Qualcomm's updated 3G chipset coming to ThinkPads November 20, 2009 Qualcomm's updated 3G chipset coming to ThinkPads The multimode 3G platform adds support for more radio bands and Assisted GPS By Stephen Lawson Lenovo will offer Qualcomm's latest Gobi multimode 3G mobile data chipset on ThinkPad ...

"In the short period of two years since HSDPA was first launched on a wide scale basis in the U.S., the number of commercial HSPA mobile broadband networks now stands at 300 in 128 countries worldwide," stated Chris Pearson, President of 3G Americas, a wireless industry trade association representing the GSM family of technologies including LTE ...

The blogosphere is alight today with excited reports that the new version of Cisco's popular Flip hanheld video camera will be Wi-Fi-enabled. Pocket-lint says the new Flip with Wi-Fi will go on sale early next year.

Europe : Sequans Communications, a leading 4G chipmaker, has raised a new round of capital to fund its Long Term Evolution development program.

"We see no letup in the mobile backhaul equipment market, as service providers around the world continue to upgrade their networks to handle the rapidly growing number of mobile broadband subscribers and their bandwidth-heavy habits.

Sprint Nextel has expanded its fourth-generation wireless broadband network to two more US cities.

A key iPCS investor said the acquisition price is far too low considering Sprint Nextel paid more for similar-sized affiliate networks.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- The business segment in Africa and the Middle East should be the main focus of WiMax operators as fixed WiMax's contribution to fixed business broadband subscriptions is expected to more than quadruple by 2014, according to a new report from Pyramid Research , the telecom research arm of the Light Reading ...

Shipments of mobile WiMAX chipsets will reach 4 million by the end of 2009 according to the latest research by Maravedis, who in partnership with Reveal Wireless released its new report "WiMAX Wave2 Subscriber Station Chipset Vendors Competitive Analysis." Maravedis and Reveal Wireless found that the WiMAX subscriber station chipset ecosystem is ...

Ruckus Wireless today announced new Wi-Fi technology products that can be used to provide wireless services to businesses, housing complexes and schools.

Continuous Computing , the only company deploying uniquely architected systems comprised of telecom platforms and Trillium software, today announced escalating deployments of Deep Packet Inspection technology by wireless operators in order to manage rapidly growing mobile broadband usage and provide increased network security.

REDTONE International Bhd will expand its high-speed wireless broadband service coverage to Miri and Sibu by next year.

Lots of stories have been written about the Sprint and Clearwire buildouts of WiMAX in spots around the country.

Overview Benefits of enterprise mobility span the business-to-employee , business-to-business and business-to-consumer spectrums.

While Motorola's bankers may find interested parties, it's not clear they'll get the hoped-for price.

Dailywireless editor Sam Churchill has been reading some interesting observations by Robb Henshaw on WiMAX.com and Going Wireless , so we asked the Marketing Director at Proxim Wireless to write a few articles for Dailywireless, too.

Green Packet Bhd's pre-tax loss for its third quarter ended Sept 30, 2009, rose by 200 per cent to RM32.377 million from RM10.784 million in the same quarter last year.