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Analysis of WiMAX Data Rate Performance

Analysis of WiMAX Data Rate Performance

Mobile WiMAX has gained momentum as a top candidate to deliver the dream of full mobile wireless internet. In spite of t Read more

Apr 23, 2009

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Futuristic Advertising Relies on VersaLogic Computing Power

Futuristic Advertising Relies on VersaLogic Computing Power

Vert Inc.'s "VID", or Vert Intelligent Display, is a mobile video graphics display module that mounts to the top of taxi Read more

Apr 30, 2009

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System Framework and Its Application in Mobile RFID Service Network

System Framework and Its Application in Mobile RFID Service Network

Mobile RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is a newly emerging technology which uses the mobile phone as an RFID reade Read more

Nov 20, 2009

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The Business Case for Enterprise VoIP

The Business Case for Enterprise VoIP

Intel recently conducted a pilot program that integrated voice over internet protocol (VoIP) into the production enterpr Read more

Apr 24, 2007

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The A to Z of broadband

Let's get connected with an alphabetic guide to all things broadband Read more

Nov 1, 2006

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US calls for VoIP regulation

And a fees cut to boost fledgling industry Read more

Oct 30, 2003

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