Recent News...
Video-over-WiFi for village broadcasting in rural Mali (23 November)
"Smart Radio Challenge" finalists named (23 November)
First RSS/email/WiFi-enabled photo frame (21 November)
Ofcom says no to power boost for WLANs at 2.4GHz, but yes at 5.8GHz (21 November)
Performance artist "turns surveillance inside out" (21 November)
"Wi-Fi standards face patent threat" (21 November)
Smooth or bumpy, 802.11n transition begins next year (21 November)
US Air Force buys software-defined radios (21 November)
Solar-powered roadside RFID readers (20 November)
RFID just "the tip of the iceberg" (20 November)
Cellphone inventor talks about impact of new technology on spectrum (18 November)
First products certified, ZigBee now set for growth (18 November)
Wanted: your comments on US Government RFID policy (16 November)
Wireless recharging (16 November)
Ofcom bullish on Dynamic Spectrum Access (16 November)
Australia's 1st annual spectrum management conference set for December (16 November)
Japanese researchers use the 120 GHz band to transmit multiple uncompressed HDTV streams at 10 GBit/s (14 November)
Spectrum review in Malta (12 November)
Singapore teenager faces 3 years in jail for using neighbor's WiFi (11 November)
Global survey of unusual RFID applications (11 November)
Hospital uses UWB to track "patient flow" (10 November)
Mini-conference on spectrum policy and technology innovation (10 November)
FCC boosts unlicensed spectrum rights (3 November)
Growth in commercial Wi-Fi hotspots accelerating (2 November)
AMARC meeting to promote "community radio" in Arab countries (2 November)
License-free use of empty DTV channels? "Don't hold your breath." (2 November)
Complaints grow about micro-broadcast devices (1 November)
New group promotes "WirelessHD" video at 60GHz (31 October)
Wireless sensors kit: Internet-ready "out of the box" (30 October)
Hong Kong launches spectrum policy consultation (30 October)
"New Delhi's central business district to go wi-fi" (29 October)
Beware of WiMAX, a "telco technology in Internet garb"(28 October)
$3 billion for US hot-zones in the next 4 years (26 October)
85% of North American businesses will have WLANs by 2010 (25 October)
Shanghai: first citywide WiFi net in China (24 October)
New report on RFID credit-card vulnerabilities (24 October)
"Survey Shows Free Wi-Fi Increases Sales and Builds Customer Loyalty" (24 October)
"Comparing 802.11n and UWB for video applications" (20 October)
"EU calls for RFID privacy enhancements" (20 October)
Free WiFi for Qatar's parks (18 October)
Europe's agenda for expanding wireless "commons" (16 October)
RFID middleware: "poised to explode," soon to disappear, or seeking a new role? (14 October)
FCC votes to let low-power devices use empty TV channels after digital switchover (13 OctoberO
WiMedia Alliance promotes UWB in China (12 October)
"I have seen Wi-Fi's future, and it's free" (12 October)
TransSend: Bluetooth delivery of web items (12 October)
Singapore offering free WiFi "almost everywhere" (11 October)
IEEE approves low data-rate UWB spec (9 October)
First underwater radio modem goes into commercial production (9 October)
US patent for on-chip fractal antenna (5 October)
Reviving China's WAPI "war" against IEEE 802.11i (5 October)
Tablet PC + WiFi to replace medical charts and patient files (3 October)
Spectrum a hot topic at Telecom Policy Research Conference (3 October)
Nokia introduces "Wibree" technology as open industry initiative (3 October)
Bluetooth chip market "taking off" (1 October)
European Commission's RFID advisory group meets (1 October)
