Correction: India-Motorola-Mobile-Kids (AP) 26 Aug 2005 18:19 GMTAP - In an Aug. 24 story about Motorola Inc.'s plans to include software that would censor obscene content in mobile phones used by children, The Associated Press erroneously reported that Motorola is the world's third largest mobile phone manufacturer. It is the second largest mobile phone manufacturer.
Source: Yahoo Intel-Cisco deal may be big for Wi-Fi 26 Aug 2005 16:58 GMTA joint development project announced this week at Fall Intel Developer Forum by Intel Corp. and Cisco Systems Inc. could have significant effects on enterprise wireless LANs.
Source: InfoWorld Vendor To Ship Laptop Fuel Cell Next Year 26 Aug 2005 16:42 GMTThe system, which coverts methanol into hydrogen for fuel, has twice the energy density of standard lithium batteries, the vendor claims.
Source: Mobile Pipeline Report: Wi-Fi Continues Its Explosive Growth 26 Aug 2005 15:59 GMTWorldwide Wi-Fi deployment continued on a tear with unit shipments increasing 7 percent between the first quarter and second quarter this year, according to a report from Infonetics Research that was released Friday.
Source: Mobile Pipeline IBM software continually backs up files 26 Aug 2005 15:45 GMTIBM will release new software next month for automatically backing up files on laptop computers. The product will be aimed primarily at mobile workers and is intended to protect data in the event that files are accidentally deleted or become corrupted, or if a laptop is stolen, IBM said.
Source: InfoWorld Cell Service Coming To NYC Subways 26 Aug 2005 13:10 GMTNew York's transit authority asked for bids for systems that would enable use of cell phones from all carriers in the majority of the city's subway stations.
Source: Mobile Pipeline Primer: Making A Mesh Of Your WLAN 26 Aug 2005 04:00 GMTWireless mesh isn't just for city-wide deployments. It's an increasingly popular option when wired connections aren't feasible. Here are the basics.
Source: Mobile Pipeline Fall IDF: Distance detection may help secure Wi-Fi 25 Aug 2005 20:59 GMTIntel Corp. is developing a way to locate a Wi-Fi user by timing how long it takes for packets to travel to and from a wireless access point, which could prevent users outside a house or office from accessing a Wi-Fi network indoors.
Source: InfoWorld