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August 21, 2007 A newsletter published by wireless.itworld.com Part of the ITworld.com Network
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In today's update
Feature: Towerstream update
In the news: - FCC schedules 700MHz auction on Jan. 16 - Nokia asks U.S. to ban import of Qualcomm products
ITwhirled: Cheating on your spouse? Don't use E-Z Pass
From the network: Delivering Critical Information With Real-Time Reporting
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Towerstream update By James Gaskin, ITworld.com
With all the recent noise about WiMAX high speed wireless broadband and municipal WiFi, I decided to call one of the few companies actually servicing wireless broadband customers: Towerstream (.com). They started several years ago by using pre-WiMAX certified equipment to deliver high speed wireless broadband to customers in the northeast and now serve companies in Boston, New York, Miami, Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Newport and Providence, R.I. IN THE NEWS
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Case Study: Grant Thornton LLP Deploys Encryption Solution for Its Growing Mobile Workforce This billion-dollar financial services firm (51 U.S. locations with 85% notebooks) discusses the challenges faced and the tactics used to resolve those issues when securing the data-at-rest of their growing, dynamic mobile workforce. This mixture of process and technology will guide the attendee through the hazardous waters of litigation risk, user data security, client data confidentiality, hardware theft, leased asset management and, finally, the future impact of ubiquitous wireless access.
| ITWHIRLED Cheating on your spouse? Don't use E-Z Pass Divorce attorney Lynne Gold-Bikin's client's ex-husband said that he went to Pennsylvania on business. But she got a court order to release the records of his RFID-based electronic toll pass, which revealed that he went to New Jersey for an assignation instead. E-Z Pass is "an easy way to show you took the off-ramp to adultery," according to another divorce lawyer. Sign up for the ITwhirled alert - weird tech news direct to your inbox.
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