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ABI: Femtocells to overtake UMA, SIP solutions by 2013
ABI Research expects cellular-based femtocells to outpace UMA and SIP-based WiFi solutions by 2013, grabbing 62 percent of the market. According to Stuart Carlaw, vice president and research: Read more...
American Airlines launches WiFi on some coast-to-coast flights
American Airlines has launched Aircell's Gogo mobile broadband service on three coast-to-coast flights, making the service available for $12.95 per flight on its 15 Boeing 767-200 aircraft. The Read more...
In-Stat: Hotspot use is growing but revenues aren't
A new report from In-Stat says that while the number of WiFi hotspots offering public access continues to grow along with users on a global basis, access revenues are not keeping pace with the growth Read more...
Google steps up white-space lobbying efforts with new web site
Google is stepping up its lobbying efforts in the white-space controversy. The search giant has launched a web site called, www.freetheairwaves.com, on Read more...
Creating Order Out of WiMAX/LTE IPR Chaos
By Robert Syputa There is a growing perception that LTE is pushing down on WiMAX momentum. But perhaps it is LTE that is being driven by the accelerated development of WiMAX intellectual property Read more...
Firm looks to resurrect defunct muni WiFi network in Tempe, Ariz.
A citywide muni-WiFi network in Tempe, Ariz., that went dark months ago is drawing attention from Computers and Tele-Comm (CTC), which runs wireless networks in the Kansas city area and in the Hilton Read more...
ABI: LTE market will support 32M subs by 2013
ABI Research is forecasting more than 32 million Long Term Evolution (LTE) subscribers by 2013, despite the fact that LTE networks won't be commercial before 2010. But as major operators China Read more...
FCC expected to release white-space findings next month
The FCC is expected to report its findings on field tests it conducted this month of prototype white-space devices. Soon after, the commission itself is expected to take up the contentious issue of Read more...


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