FBI warns of cell phones aloft 31 May 2005 23:19 GMTCell phones must not be permitted on planes unless calls can be readily monitored and identified, FBI and Homeland Security argue.
Source: ZDNet Killing The Golden Goose - Part 2 31 May 2005 18:19 GMTI've written before about why Verizon Wireless is blowing a big opportunity by overcharging for 3G service. Recent news stories make Verizon's decision a bit more understandable but it's clear that the operator still doesn't fully understand the world of mobile data access.
Source: Mobile Pipeline Companies announce RFID drug-tracking project 31 May 2005 17:04 GMTUnisys and SupplyScape have begun a test project to track pharmaceuticals through the supply chain using RFID (radio frequency identification) or barcodes with the aim of cutting down on counterfeit medicines, the companies said Tuesday.
Source: InfoWorld Ryanair sees no quick entry into UK mobile market (Reuters) 31 May 2005 16:19 GMTReuters - Irish budget airline Ryanair Holdings
Plc is in talks with up to four mobile phone companies but does
not expect any imminent entry into the UK mobile market, Chief
Executive Michael O'Leary said on Tuesday.
Source: Yahoo Mobile WiMAX Coming Sooner Than Expected: Analyst 31 May 2005 13:44 GMTA research analyst says that there already is an unused part of the existing WiMAX specification that provides for some level of mobility even before the 802.16e standard is ratified.
Source: Mobile Pipeline Vendor Claims Wi-Fi Technology With 4 Kilometer Range 31 May 2005 13:35 GMTUsing a new type of array antenna mounted on highly-elevated locations, 5G Wireless claims its technology will provide a low-cost option for campus-wide and municipal wireless deployments.
Source: Mobile Pipeline