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D.C. chooses Motorola-Flarion for high-speed public-safety system

Wireless technology is on the cusp of fulfilling its promise for homeland security, with the District of Columbia's office of the Chief Technology Officer's partnership with Motorola Inc. and Flarion Technologies Inc.It is the first high-speed wireless broadband contract for public safety in the...

Motorola, Flarion to provide D.C. public-safety data network

WASHINGTON-Motorola Inc. and Flarion Technologies have been chosen by the District of Columbia's Office of the Chief Technology Officer to build a high-speed wireless broadband data network dedicated to public safety.The program calls for Motorola and Flarion to provide installation, testing and operations of...

Nextel tests Flarion technology

Nextel Communications Inc.'s next-generation plans are set to be tested by the public as the carrier is planning a network trial in the Raleigh-Durham, N.C., area using Flarion Technologies Inc.'s Fast Hopped Low Latency Access with Seamless Handoff, Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing, or Flash-OFDM,...

Nextel plans next-generation wireless data trial

RESTON, Va.-One option for Nextel Communications Inc.'s next-generation wireless data network is set for public consumption as the carrier is planning a network trial in the Raleigh-Durham, N.C., area using Flarion Technologies Inc.'s Flash-OFDM-based technology. The carrier, which refused to comment on the trial,...

Korea backs off WIPI standard

WASHINGTON-The Bush administration last week confirmed South Korea will delay until June a decision to mandate a government-backed wireless Internet standard benefiting domestic firms at the expense of San Diego-based Qualcomm Inc. and others, a development that comes in response to U.S. pressure and...

South Korea delays wireless Internet decision due to U.S. pressure

WASHINGTON-The Bush administration today confirmed South Korea will delay until June a decision to mandate a government-backed wireless Internet standard benefiting domestic firms at the expense of San Diego-based Qualcomm Inc. and others, a development that comes in response to U.S. pressure and in...

Carriers embrace Wi-Fi even as they upgrade networks: Verizon EV-DO solution may be more ubiquitous

Despite being a relatively new player in the traditional wireless field, Wi-Fi services have quickly taken over as one of the leading technologies for high-speed wireless data communications as shown by the small but increasing number of tech-savvy consumers clustered in local coffee houses...

U.S. argues Korea can't set wireless standards

WASHINGTON-The United States and South Korea appear headed for a showdown over Bush administration allegations that Seoul is violating global trade law by trying to impose wireless standards that would benefit huge homegrown vendors like Samsung Corp. and block U.S. suppliers from the potentially...

Europe forced to decide on technologies

CAMBRIDGE, U.K.-A plethora of emerging technologies is forcing mobile operators in Europe to make difficult investment choices, according to a new report from Analysys.Operators that have deferred the launch of third-generation W-CDMA services must now consider whether to invest in other technologies while consumers...

European operators forced to decide on competing technologies

CAMBRIDGE, U.K.-A plethora of emerging technologies is forcing mobile operators in Europe to make difficult investment choices, according to a new report from Analysys.Operators that have deferred the launch of third-generation W-CDMA services must now consider whether to invest in other technologies while consumers...

Emerging technologies to change wireless data market

LONDON-Emerging wireless technologies are threatening to change the economics and competitive dynamics of the wireless data market, according to a new report form Sound Partners and Analysys Research.According to the report, emerging technologies are set to have an even greater impact on the market...

Alternative 3G solutions try to gain followers

While most wireless operators are in the midst of launching third-generation wireless data services using traditional base stations over licensed airwaves, an increasing number of smaller, independent companies have begun deploying high-speed wireless data services using unlicensed spectrum and both proprietary and standards-based technologies...

T-Mobile Venture Funds invests in Flarion

BEDMINSTER, N.J.-Flarion Technologies Inc. said T-Mobile Venture Fund is making an investment in the company, although the terms were not disclosed."Our investment in Flarion provides us with a window on technology to what we consider to be one of today's most exciting private wireless...

Defense giant goes hunting at 700 MHz

WASHINGTON-Northrop Grumman Corp. and the Federal Communications Commission are at loggerheads over the global defense giant's push for a public-safety spectrum carve-out that could undermine agency efforts to free up valuable broadcast frequencies for new technologies and that complicates an auction report due to...

3G contract rebids give vendors second chance

In the sweepstakes of third-generation (3G) contracts, smaller equipment vendors hope to outplay the bigger names by taking advantage of their product strengths and delays in Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) rollouts.Companies like Motorola, Nortel Networks and Lucent Technologies are at the low ebb...

SK Telecom invests in Flarion

NEW YORK-SK Telecom, which is conducting a field trial of Flarion Technologies' mobile broadband system, has made a strategic investment of undisclosed size in the U.S. company.Building on flash-OFDM, which Bell Labs developed, Flarion's system allows licensed wireless operators to provide fully mobile broadband...

SK Telecom invests in Flarion

NEW YORK-SK Telecom, which is conducting a field trial of Flarion Technologies' mobile broadband system, has made a strategic investment of undisclosed size in the Bedminster, N.J., company.Building upon flash-OFDM, which Bell Labs developed, Flarion's system allows licensed wireless operators to provide fully...

Flarion outsources to Flextronics

BEDMINSTER, N.J.-Flarion Technologies Inc., Bedminster, N.J., has contracted with Flextronics, an outsourced manufacturer of telecommunications equipment, to produce its RadioRouter and PC card products for interoperability between wireless local area networks and cellular networks.In its Sept. 19 announcement, Flarion said it plans to release...

Northrop Grumman, Flarion cooperate on homeland security wireless network

HERNDON, Va.-Northrop Grumman Corp.'s Information Technology (IT) sector and Flarion Technologies said they are working together to promote a homeland security network communication system based on Flarion's flash Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing technology. The companies are marketing their system to government customers for homeland...

Gateways critical to convergence, acceptance

NEW YORK-Convergent communications are getting closer to reality with development of gateways to distribute content among various stationary and mobile devices and interoperability technology that permits seamless roaming between fixed and mobile networks, speakers at the December Internet World conference said."Centralized media servers tied...

Flarion demonstrates WAN-to-LAN handoff

BEDMINSTER, N.J.—Flarion Technologies has completed a successful demonstration of a seamless handoff between an 802.11b wireless local area network and a mobile wide area network, the company announced December 18.Conducted in its headquarters town of Bedminster, N.J., the test involved people working on a...

Players aim to tame wireless data world

NEW YORK-Wireless data is like a diamond in the rough, waiting for ways to smooth out its rough edges into sparkling facets that will attract growing numbers of consumers into increasing amounts of usage.Where there is a business problem, so too exists a business...

FCC awards experimental license to Flarion

BEDMINSTER, N.J.-The Federal Communications Commission awarded Flarion Technologies an experimental 700 MHz license so Flarion can trial its flash-OFDM broadband Internet technology, the company said. The multi-year grant covers the portion of the 700 MHz band that the FCC is planning to auction in...

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PathnetPathnet Telecommunications named Ken Rowen vice president of sales, focusing on competitive local access carriers. Rowen will lead a team responsible for integrating CLECs, regional bell operating companies and independent telephone companies into the Pathnet network in under-served regions of the country. Rowen developed...