Cable TV provider Cox Communications Inc. is set to announce Monday that it plans to have its own cellular network up and running next year, a move that intensifies cable’s competition with phone companies. Originally Syndicated via RSS from MSNBC.com: Wireless
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Archive for October, 2008
Cox to launch its own wireless service
Posted by Slash on October 27th, 2008Ubiquiti Networks Fires The Bullet, A Tiny Inline Outdoor BWIA Radio
Posted by Slash on October 24th, 2008Ubiquiti Networks debuts The Bullet – a real game-changer product for the BWIA industry. Originally Syndicated via RSS from Broadband Wireless Internet Access (BWIA) / WiMAX News
Comment On David Isenbert's Beyond White Spaces Article
Posted by Slash on October 23rd, 2008My comments in response to a recent David Isenberg article – Beyond White Spaces. Originally Syndicated via RSS from Broadband Wireless Internet Access (BWIA) / WiMAX News
Prepaid cell plans for Web, e-mail proliferate
Posted by Slash on October 23rd, 2008You don’t have to buy an iPhone or BlackBerry, along with a contract and monthly data plan, to get e-mail and Web surfing on a cell phone. A growing number of prepaid cell phone plans offer Web and e-mail service as add-ons. Originally Syndicated via RSS from MSNBC.com: Wireless
Salvation Army tries text donations in Ohio
Posted by Slash on October 22nd, 2008A pilot program will allow Ohioans to donate to the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign this holiday season by sending a text message to a number posted near 80 kettles in the Columbus area. Originally Syndicated via RSS from MSNBC.com: Wireless
BWIA Things I Wish For
Posted by Slash on October 22nd, 2008Some ruminations about how BWIA is empowering a pronounced shift of how content and services are being used. Originally Syndicated via RSS from Broadband Wireless Internet Access (BWIA) / WiMAX News
WiMAX Carrier Grade Networks
Posted by Slash on October 20th, 2008Royal Resorts Group’s New Carrier-Grade Wireless Network Supports High Speed Wi-Fi, Resortwide Video Security and POS System – With wireless internet access continuing to lead the list of must-have amenities for both business and leisure travelers, hotels and resorts are constantly looking for ways to improve their wireless services while reducing their operating costs. Originally [...]
Shocking – Television Broadcasters Oppose White Spaces
Posted by Slash on October 20th, 2008NAB has filed an "Emergency Request" with the FCC regarding "White Spaces" after the release of a recent FCC report. Originally Syndicated via RSS from Broadband Wireless Internet Access (BWIA) / WiMAX News
Baycom Aquires TheGlobalNet – WISP Consolidation
Posted by Slash on October 17th, 2008I reprint an interesting press release about a growing Broadband Wireless Internet Access Service Provider in Wisconsin, and briefly discuss why this particular development is notable. Originally Syndicated via RSS from Broadband Wireless Internet Access (BWIA) / WiMAX News
FCC’s broadband overhaul may raise bills
Posted by Slash on October 16th, 2008The nation’s top telecommunications regulator wants to overhaul the fees that phone companies pay each other to connect calls and the fund that subsidizes phone service in underserved areas. Supporters say the reforms will help bring broadband to places that lack high-speed Internet, but consumer advocates question how much the plan will raise phone bills. [...]