As businesses examine energy and fuel costs as well as worker productivity, wireless companies have an opportunity to support the greening of the economy – and make money at the …
M2M
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Machine-to-machine vendors face long- and short-term pressures that could affect their profitability, according to a new study from ABI Research.“M2M module vendors are in a precarious position,” says ABI Research …
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Chip will allow people to receive phone calls on their PCs even when the machine is powered-down.
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Sierra Wireless Inc. has purchased the assets of Junxion Inc., to build on its delivery of mobile data solutions for enterprise and government, the company said today. Junxion is a …
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Despite the buzz surrounding the femtocell market, 2008 will probably be a low-key year for femtocell vendors with only about 100,000 units expected to ship, according to predictions from ABI …
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Editor’s Note: RCR Wireless News has teamed with the Yankee Group to conduct a series of market surveys of RCR Wireless News’ subscribers to gauge their thoughts o technology issues …
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Today, at least two companies have incorporated an innovation for M2M that first was aimed at the handset market: FOTA, or, firmware-over-the-air. Make that DOTA (based on OFDM standards), in …
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The mobile machine-to-machine (M2M) communications annual market is set to grow from less than $16 billion in 2008 to over $57 billion in 2014, according to Strategy Analytics (Boston, Mass.).
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A year after its release, Microsoft’s Windows Home Server product still rare on store shelves and well known only among hard core techies.
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Wireless hi-definition TV, while still in its “incubation” phase, could reach 1 million installations by 2012, according to a new report from ABI Research.The market is fractured by three competing …
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When Verizon Wireless announced in November that it would open up its network to any company that wanted to make a device for it, industry watchers had visions of innovative …
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Citibank machines in 7-Eleven stores targetted in most effective remote PIN code theft scam in US banking history. Millions of bank customers face a new threat to their money after …
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With wireless connectivity becoming ever more common in vehicles, security systems and utility meters, machine-to-machine technology is on the path to transform vending machines, real estate lock boxes and mail …
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A Columbia University computer science professor has co-founded a New York-based company named Sense Networks to sell tracking software to other companies.
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Automated passenger profiling is rubbish, the Home Office has conceded in an amusing – and we presume inadvertent – blurt.
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Eavesdroppers might be able to gain clues about the content of encrypted conversations even without breaking the cryptography.
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The White Spaces Coalition has some strong words for one ofits harshest critics, the wireless microphone industry.
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Bell Industries Inc. has finally gotten SkyTel off its plate. Velocita Wireless L.L.C. bought the division for $7.5 million, paying $3 million in closing, $3 million in 30 days and …
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Advocates of unlicensed broadband devices may have won a small but significant victory at the Federal Communications Commission.
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LAS VEGAS — Microsoft and Harrah’s Entertainment introduced a high-tech interactive bar table Wednesday that lets patrons order drinks, watch YouTube videos, play touch-screen games and even flirt with each …
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People rarely need coins to make a call these days, but don’t ditch your coppers just yet because manufacturer Handlink has designed a coin-operated Wi-Fi access point.
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The US war robot manufacturing arm of controversial Brit gov spinoff bonanza company Qinetiq has announced the first shipment of its so-called “Transformer” battle droid.
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TOKYO — A Japanese woman who allegedly lent her 15-year-old son one of Japan’s new “smart cards,” which are intended to prevent minors from buying cigarettes from vending machines, may …
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Siemens Wireless Modules has become Cinterion Wireless Modules, after a buyout led by private equity firm Granville Baird, the company said yesterday. Investors included the company’s management and T-Mobile Venture …
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The mobile device management services market is expected to grow from $583 million in 2007 to more than $20 billion by 2013, according to a report from ABI Research.“The range …
