The Financial Times reports that Apple is working with the four largest music labels - EMI, Sony, Warner, and Universal - to create new interactive packaging for music albums in the hopes of increasing music sales. The publication also says that Apple is preparing to launch a tablet-sized computing device in September that could feature a 10-inch touchscreen display and WiFi connectivity. MORE >
Source: Apple prepping touchscreen tablet device, working with record companies on plans | 08/02/2009
Downtown Austin Real Estate Project Offers World-Class Technology Amenities and Services to Residents
Luxury condo The Austonian reflects Austin's status as a center for technology and innovation. Basic and advanced technology services will be made available to residents, supported by an elite team of IT specialists and a team of personal assistants available 24/7.
Austin, Texas (PRWEB) July 27, 2009 -- In a city celebrated around the globe for technology and innovation, Austin will soon feature one of the most wired luxury high-rise residences in North America: The Austonian.
Residents of the 56-story luxury high-rise condo will not only have access to state-of-the-art technology inside their homes, but will also have the support of an elite team of IT specialists. These IT experts will be part of The Austonian's Capital Class of services, which are supported by a staff of 24/7 Austonian Assistants. MORE >
Source: PRWeb | 08/02/2009
4G World 2009 Conference Program Announced
4G World 2009
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Trendsmedia, the producer of 4G World™ 2009, (www.4gworld.com) the first conference and expo covering the entire ecosystem of next generation mobile broadband and mobile internet solutions, today announced its comprehensive four-day conference program. 4G World will be held September 15-18, 2009 at the McCormick Center in Chicago, IL. MORE >
Source: Business Wire | 08/02/2009
WiMax broadband users to outnumber 3G: Assocham
New Delhi: There will be more WiMax-based broadband users by 2014 than subscribers on other next-generation technologies, according to a paper from Assocham.
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The paper says that while there will be 20 million 3G-based broadband subscribers by 2014, WiMax operators will be able to support 60 million users. MORE >
Source: SiFy - Business Line | 08/02/2009
Report: Communications Industry Spending to Rise in 2010
Yankee Group has released a new report that revisits its top 10 predictions for 2009 to explore the changes that have already taken place. The report titled “Yankee Group’s (News - Alert) 2009 Predictions Reloaded” also provides an outlook for the second half of 2009 and beyond. MORE >
Source: Calvin Azuri - TMCnet | 08/02/2009
Telecom firms oppose higher frequency fees
PHONE firms are opposed to the plan of the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) to impose higher fees on carriers that will be granted frequencies for broadband use, specifically for WiMax (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) technology.
Frequencies in the 2500-2690 megahertz (MHz) spectrum are being sought by the phone firms offering broadband wireless access (BWA) services. In the draft circular, the NTC proposes to charge spectrum users’ fee MORE >
Source: Written by Lenie Lectura / Reporter - Business Mirror | 08/02/2009
China is not closed to WiMAX, says Clearwire's West
The challenge for any new wireless technology is gaining sufficient coverage to support travelling users, and so roaming is essential. At the WiMAX Forum congress this week in Amsterdam, the technology took a step forward in this respect, with 14 companies linking for interoperability and roaming trials. Predictably, one of these was Clearwire, whose president, international Barry West - possibly WiMAX' greatest evangelist - was discussing his new role in helping the technology to expand worldwide, saying he believed even China was not a closed door. MORE >
Source: By CAROLINE GABRIEL | 06/07/2009
Wi-Fi Technology Detailed Information
This technology is widely used by many devices in different places. This is the most commonly used type of wireless technology to connect and share data between devices, in homes and businesses. This
technology is commonly found in Computers, Laptops, Wireless Routers, Mobiles and other devices. MORE >
Source: Mary Pokka | 06/07/2009
Mena Telecom WiMAX now offered with built-in WiFi
Mena Telecom, an investment subsidiary of Kuwait Finance House - Bahrain, and the first company in the world to launch a nationwide WiMAX end-to-end (Wireless Broadband & Telephony network) using WiMAX 802.16e technology, has maintained its promise of offering its customers the latest technological innovations with its product offe MORE >
Source: Bahrain: Saturday, June 06 - 2009 at 14:57 | 06/07/2009
WAN Acceleration: The Sleeper Technology Changes IT’s Approach to Everything
WAN acceleration technology key feature is improving performance of applications across enterprise wide area networks. WAN acceleration technology can improve most company’s application response times, particularly where network latency is high. WAN acceleration hardware allows IT to do things that previously would never have been possible. Working with a good partner will ensure that your WAN acceleration deployment goes as smoothly as possible. MORE >
Source: Posted in Hot Stories by Fittsy | 06/07/2009
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