Wireless Networks

Sycamore Networks gets DoD approval

Sycamore Networks announced that its SN 9000 Intelligent Multiservice Switch has successfully completed interoperability testing with the U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC). JITC assessment and …

Pa. county deploys CONXX network

Pennsylvania’s Cambria County activated its county-wide, multi-service communications network designed by CONXX. The network enables the county to utilize a single, carrier-grade network for county government, education, public safety, commercial and …

Infonetics releases WiMAX market report

Communications market research firm Infonetics Research reported that the worldwide WiMAX equipment market, including fixed and mobile WiMAX equipment, increased 59% to $363 million in 1Q08. According to the firm, the surge in the market was led by …

Panasonic unveils rugged, handheld computer

Panasonic Computer Solutions Co. unveiled the Toughbook CF-U1, a rugged handheld computer with a low-power Intel Atom processor. The computer features RFID readers and GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 3G mobile-broadband. It measures 7.2 inches wide by 5.9 …

Microwave tower being built in Los Altos

Other cities and agencies also will be setting up towers to form the Emergency Communication, or E-COMM, system. Go to full story… …

MetroFi ending Wi-Fi service in Calif., Ore., Ill.

Free wireless projects in three states soon will end. Go to full story… …

Connecticut school system deploys Aruba’s WLAN technology

Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Aruba Networks announced that the Clinton, Conn., public-school system selected the company’s wireless LAN technology for use in wireless, video-surveillance systems within the district. The system uses Panasonic cameras to …

Boonton unveils power meters

Boonton Electronics introduced two new products as part of its 4540 RF-power-meter series: the 4541 and the 4542. The 4541 offers one measurement channel, and the 4542 offers two channels. Both meters support GSM, EDGE, CDMA, EV-DO, Wi-Fi and WiMax …

Sprint says public safety will benefit from proposed WiMAX venture

Sprint Nextel said in a recent FCC filing that the new company being formed in partnership with Clearwire not only is expected to provide wireless broadband services via WiMAX technology at data speeds up to 6 Mb/s to American consumers but also to public-safety agencies and educational institutions.

NextPhase Wireless deploys Aperto Network’s base stations

Aperto Networks announced that its line of PacketMAX base stations has been chosen by NextPhase Wireless, a California-based wireless service provider, for a nationwide WiMAX network in the 3.65 GHz band. The provider will deploy a combination of …

Sycamore Networks gets DoD approval

Pa. county deploys CONXX network

Infonetics releases WiMAX market report

Panasonic unveils rugged, handheld computer

Microwave tower being built in Los Altos

MetroFi ending Wi-Fi service in Calif., Ore., Ill.

Connecticut school system deploys Aruba’s WLAN technology

Boonton unveils power meters

Sprint says public safety will benefit from proposed WiMAX venture

NextPhase Wireless deploys Aperto Network’s base stations

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