Wireless IP with Sprint, USB, and Kernel 2.6
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I've blogged before  about how to setup your Sprint vision phone with their mythware (which is a perfect word for 1/2 of Sprints product line) Vision IP services.  Most recent phones are capable of acting as a USB modem when connected to your favorite laptop.  There are a few tricks involved and its mostly a black art.  To that end I'll quickly review whats necessary to configure Linux 2.6.7 with a Nokia 3588i.  * Hardware *  The first step is to get the right hardware.  First off don't start with Sprint. They won't acknowledge that this is even possible.    The only hardware required is a Sprint connected cell phone with support for their Vision data service.  An additional USB cable is req ...
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What is happening with carrier grade Linux and kernel contributions in this area?
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Ziff Davis - Intel Corp. has decided not to enable the wireless access-point functionality in its Intel 915/925X "Grantsdale" chipset, a company spokesman confirmed Friday afternoon.
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Technology behind super-fast wireless networks is close to getting official approval.
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After an apparently successful initial test run in parts of Washington State, T-Mobile USA today is ready to roll out its first hybrid WiFi/EDGE phone service: its UMA-based Hot Spot @ Home.  The idea is to enable customers to drop their land lines altogether, without picking up someone else's bundled service that would usurp those savings.
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Customers of Sprint and SBC Communications will be able to use both companies&#39; wireless Internet connections with less hassle under a reciprocal deal announced Friday.
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Xohm, which serves as Sprintâs high-speed wireless Internet division, will begin offering mobile Internet business agreements for WiMAX network access starting Tuesday.
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New software securely adds devices to wireless networks with the push of a button.
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(Source: AT&T)  Enterprise IP goes Mobile. To maximize full productivity, companies must integrate their mobile applications with the IP network.
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Ten products to sport Wi-Fi Multimedia brand next week
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Leveraging IP Network Resources to Enable Next-Generation Corporate Communications.
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The $1.99 software needed to unlock fast Wi-Fi chips shipped with Macs last year is released, along with a new access point.
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Internet telephony application balks on IPaq and Axim Pocket PC devices.
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PalmSource ha presentato ufficialmente Cobalt 6.1, sistema operativo sviluppato e dedicato per dispositivi smartphone e wireless. Il nuovo sistema operativo integra componenti per la telefonia GSM e GPRS e
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(InfoWorld) - Laptops aren't the only computers slated to get support for WiMax next year. On Wednesday, Intel is expected to announce plans to add the wide-area networking technology and support for 3G mobile technology as options for ultramobile PCs running Windows or Linux. The company also plans to add WiMax as an option to its Centrino notebook package next year. The ultramobile PCs will be based on Intel's Menlow chip package, which includes the upcoming Silverthorne processor and single-chip Poulsbo chipset. Expected to be released in early 2008, the package is designed for ultramobile PCs running Windows or the Linux operating system. Anand Chandrasekher, senior vice president and general manager of Intel's Ultra Mobility Group, is expected to announce that WiMax, 3G, and Wi-Fi will be available as options with Menlow for ultramobile PCs during a scheduled keynote speech at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco. Chandrasekher is scheduled to be joined on stage during his speech by Mark Shuttleworth, the founder and CEO of Canonical, which distributes the Ubuntu version of Linux. Shuttleworth plans to use the opportunity to unveil an alpha version of Ubuntu designed for small, portable computers. If Intel's aim to popularize ultraportable PCs based on Linux takes off with end-users, this will have far-reaching implications by expanding the number of people that use Linux beyond technology enthusiasts to the mainstream, and treading into territory coveted by Microsoft.
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InfoWorld - Sprint Nextel plans to cooperate with enterprises on the rollout of its WiMax mobile broadband network, letting the customers install and own short-range base stations in their buildings with automatic roaming onto the carrier&#39;s WiMax network outside.
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InfoWorld - A maker of software that simplifies getting onto public Wi-Fi hotspots is now tackling the complexity of using the network in your own home or at a friend&#39;s house.