Wireless Strategies: AT&T buys high-speed spectrum ... Big strides ahead for WiMAX ... DoCoMo flirts with e-paper for phones

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October 9, 2007 A newsletter published by wireless.itworld.comPart of the ITworld.com Network
In this issue: ›› Top story: AT&T buys high-speed wireless spectrum ›› In the news: - Motorola wins major Taiwanese WiMax contract - Study: Big strides for WiMAX by 2009 - Japanese phone features outshine the iPhone - DoCoMo flirts with e-paper for phones ›› Poll: What was the first computer magazine you subscribed to? ›› From the network: - The Business of Online Support: Achieving Your Competitive Support Advantage - Industry Experts Discuss Storage Reliability and Recovery - Key Factors to Consider when Purchasing KVM-over-IP Solutions ›› ITwhirled: Woman left trapped in CT scanner for 5 hours; can super powers be far behind? ›› Gadget giveaway: Swiss Army USB SPONSORED LINK: The Business of Online Support: Achieving Your Competitive Support Advantage Today's enterprises are increasingly turning to web-enabled desktop remote access and control technology as the primary means to reduce support costs and increase customer satisfaction. This white paper explores how the optimum web support application will provide multiple channels of support that quickly and securely manages complex support calls, web-self service escalations, and on-going communication. Get more information now! ›› TOP STORY AT&T buys high-speed wireless spectrum AT&T Inc. has agreed to buy 12MHz of high-speed wireless spectrum from Aloha Partners LP for $2.5 billion, the company announced Tuesday. The Aloha Partners spectrum, purchased in auctions held by the FCC in 2001 and 2003, is in the highly coveted 700MHz band, an area of the spectrum ideal for long-range broadband services, many experts say. The FCC is scheduled to auction another 62MHz of spectrum in the 700MHz band in January. ...Continue reading 'AT&T buys high-speed wireless spectrum' ›› IN THE NEWS Motorola wins major Taiwanese WiMax contract Study: Big strides for WiMAX by 2009 Japanese phone features outshine the iPhone DoCoMo flirts with e-paper for phones Fon's shared Wi-Fi network goes mainstream with BT E.U. worried that not all operators have cut roaming fees Wireless sensors dump batteries and go green Get the latest news here... SPONSORED LINK: Industry Experts Discuss Storage Reliability and Recovery Jon Toigo, the provocative and engaging critic, moderates this panel discussion with Pixar's VP of Technology, Greg Brandeau, MySpace's CTO and co-founder, Aber Whitcomb, and Baptist Health's CTO, Dave Dully. Recorded live at the 2006 Storage Networking World conference in San Diego, CA. ›› GADGET GIVEAWAY It's Fall, and we have a new gadget giveaway ready, just for the heck of it. We've brought back the Swiss Army knife which includes four tools that a true gadget geek should never be without (USB flash drive, LED light, Swiss Army knife, ballpoint pen). Enter for a chance to win now! ›› ITWHIRLED Woman left trapped in CT scanner for five hours; can super powers be far behind? Many a comic book hero began the transformation from ordinary Joe or Jane into a lycra-clad superhuman with an accidental radiation dose. But the future of Elvira Tellez, who was left in a clinic's CT scanner for hours after medical technicians forgot about her and went home, will probably be less battling with robots from outer space and more malpractice litigation. Sign up for the ITwhirled alert - weird tech news direct to your inbox. Advertisement FROM THE NETWORK: Key Factors to Consider when Purchasing KVM-over-IP Solutions This white paper addresses the full range of issues regarding the purchase of KVM-over-IP solutions today - including Virtual Media, access and power redundancy, security and cost. Make more informed buying decisions and ensure that you get maximum value out of every dollar invested in KVM-over-IP technology. Learn more... ›› POLL What was the first computer magazine you subscribed to? - Portable 100 - Computerworld - Macworld - 80 Micro (the TRS-80 magazine) - Wired - Hi-Res - Compute! - Creative Computing - PC Magazine Vote now! BLOGS AND RSS FEEDS Get practical tips, IT news, and the best in tech humor ITworld Today - itworlddaily.blogspot.com TipWire - itworldtips.blogspot.com Voices - itworldvoices.blogspot.com ITwhirled - itwhirled.blogspot.com RSS feeds - www.itworld.com/Tech/5046/ Please send comments or ideas here		Advertisements • New Webcast: How to Profit with Remote Support Discover how remote support can fuel your IT business in ways you've never thought of before. • Hot Stock Alert (TMDI) Telemedicus - Medical Communication Top Telemedicine Technology • Free Guide: Understand Business IP Telephony Get your free 80 page IP Telephony Guide. Invaluable for evaluating VoIP systems. • FirstSpot - Wi-Fi Hotspot wireless gateway Wi-Fi Hotspot Management Software for Windows - various enhancements include Data Transfer tracking and Quota System, Hour-pass/day-pass, RADIUS Authentication Mode, Client Isolation and more ... • Age of the Wireless LANs WLANs provide access to shared information, enabling real-time connectivity to network resources. » Buy a link now
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