Vecima acquires investment in Redline Communications – Vecima Networks Inc. (”Vecima or the Company”) (TSX:VCM), a leading provider of equipment supporting broadband access to cable, wireless and telephony networks, today announced it has acquired common shares of Redline Communication Group Inc.
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Investment Acquisition
Posted by Slash on October 31st, 2008Banks, telcos to decide on wallet-phones
Posted by Slash on October 31st, 2008The potentially lucrative business of mobile phone wallets is waiting for banks and telecom operators to agree on each one’s role and possible revenue flow in the future.
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WiMAX Planning Tool
Posted by Slash on October 29th, 2008EDX Wireless Announces EDXR SignalProR Version 7.0 – EDX Wireless, a leading provider of carrier-class RF planning tools, announced EDX SignalPro v7.0. This major version release of EDX’s proven planning tool for wireless network design builds on EDX’s commitment to engineering flexibility and innovation.
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Thoughts On Next-Generation Broadband Wireless Internet Access
Posted by Slash on October 29th, 2008I extrapolate some trends to discuss next generation Broadband Wireless Internet Access systems and architectures.
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WiMAX Signal Processing
Posted by Slash on October 28th, 2008Spectrum Signal Processing and L-3 Communications Nova Engineering Launch the Wideband Networking Waveform Starter Kit-
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Steve Stroh's Comments To The FCC On FCC-04-186 White Spaces
Posted by Slash on October 27th, 2008I submitted comments to the FCC's Electronic Comment Filing System (ECF). I felt I had a few things to contribute, including some unusual perspective on 04-186 / White Spaces.
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New WiMAX Test Solution
Posted by Slash on October 27th, 2008Agilent Technologies to Show New Test Solutions for Microwave, RF, Wireless and Radar at 2008 European Microwave Conference – Agilent Technologies Inc. today announced it will demonstrate its newest test and measurement solutions for microwave, RF, wireless and radar here at the 2008 European Microwave Conference, in Hall 3, stand 703.
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WiMAX Ecosystem
Posted by Slash on October 27th, 2008Berkeley Varitronics Systems Joins WCAI’s GDC Ecosystem Partner Subcommittee – BVS joins the ranks of Motorola, Alcatel, Lucent, Samsung, Intel Corporation, Bechtel Communications, ArrayComm, POSDATA and Redline Communications on the GDC Ecosystem Partner Subcommittee and will be exhibiting at WCAI’s International Symposium & Business Expo in San Jose, CA.
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Steve Stroh Named Chair of Future Of WiMAX In Canada Conference
Posted by Slash on October 27th, 2008I've been selected as the Chair for the upcoming Future of WiMAX In Canada conference being held November 5-6, 2008 in Toronto.
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Video: Will G1 phone dethrone iPhone?
Posted by Slash on October 27th, 2008Oct. 27: They’re the hottest gadgets in the world right now, but which one is better: the Apple iPhone or the Google G-1? KNTV’s Scott Budman reports. (NBC News Channel)
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