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FAQ: iPhone 3G reception -- What's the problem?
More and more iPhone 3G owners are complaining about dropped calls, weak signals and slow data speeds, leaving analysts and owners wondering whether the popular device -- or AT&T's network -- is flawed.
[ComputerWorld]

Microsoft sues site to stop certification test leaks
A federal court in Connecticut has ordered a certification test help-site to stop publishing Microsoft-related materials after the software maker sued the company, claiming that it was selling actual certification exam questions.
[Network World]

Fujitsu Siemens to launch mini-laptop at IFA
Fujitsu Siemens plans to launch a mini laptop computer at the upcoming IFA trade show in Berlin, it said this week.
[Network World]

Xbox 360 beats PlayStation 3 in Japan weekly sales chart
The launch of the "Tales of Vesperia" video game helped Microsoft's Xbox 360 record one of its best weeks of sales since launch in Japan in late 2006.
[Network World]

iMac performance evolves through the years
No one touted the iMac as a computing power house when it first began shipping 10 years ago today. But at some point in the ensuing decade, the iMac evolved into a viable pro system for many users, blurring the line between professional and consumer (...)
[Network World]

Google Apps admins jittery about Gmail, hopeful about future
When Gmail crashed on Monday, affecting many organizations that depend on it for work e-mail via the Google Apps suite, widespread gnashing of teeth ensued.
[Network World]

AMD to make a splash in the server chipset space
Advanced Micro Devices plans to deliver a new server platform in the first half of 2009, the company announced on Friday, with the platform revolving around a new chipset.
[Network World]

It's a wireless world, some say, conveniently overlooking the giant balls of cables behind every personal computer and every server, router and printer. But many want to expand the wireless world, so let's look at two companies doing just (...)
[Network World]

They look like radios and have antennas, but they connect over Wi-Fi to the Internet and stream audio to speakers.
[ComputerWorld]

Middleware lets iPhone developers create software that will enable iPhone users to communicate using VoIP technology over Wi-Fi rather than conventional cellular voice services.
[ComputerWorld]

Middleware lets iPhone developers create software that will enable iPhone users to communicate using VoIP technology over Wi-Fi rather than conventional cellular voice services.
[ComputerWorld]

With the Eye-Fi Explore Wi-Fi-enabled SD card you can automatically upload photos from a digital camera and have the photos go into your PC via your wireless LAN.
[Network World]

 

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Nine wireless companies to watch
This year’s crop of companies focuses on voice and data convergence, spectacular technical advances in radio technology, the personalization of cellular, and what can only be called mobile spontaneity.
[Network World]

New twists on Wi-Fi
It's a wireless world, some say, conveniently overlooking the giant balls of cables behind every personal computer and every server, router and printer. But many want to expand the wireless world, so let's look at two companies doing just (...)
[Network World]

Living in fear of usage charges
The global voice and data roaming charges users incur when they travel internationally have long been a thorn in the side of multinational companies. Usage for data is particularly difficult to control for several reasons, one of which is that some of the usage gets sucked up by background (...)
[Network World]

Service sends text messages to landlines
TeleMessage, a multimedia messaging technology company, has developed a text-to-speech engine that allows users to send text messages to landline numbers and deliver them as short voice messages.
[Network World]

Republican National Convention venue gets network makeover
What does it take to convert a hockey arena into a site that can handle the technology demands of the Republican National Convention? Roughly 25 miles of cabling, for starters.
[Network World]

Gadgets get Wi-Fi right (Part 1)
With the Eye-Fi Explore Wi-Fi-enabled SD card you can automatically upload photos from a digital camera and have the photos go into your PC via your wireless LAN.
[Network World]

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