Wireless LAN
As promised when it announced its Access/One Network, which uses a mesh topology as its answer in the WLAN switch wars, Strix Systems of Westlake Village, Calif., this week released its Architect/One tool to its channel partners.
Architect/One is a Web-based software tool to facilitate creation of the network requirements of a specific location. It's a site survey without the walking around. It is only available to partners in the Strix Channel/One Partner Program, announced earlier this month. As of that point, Strix had signed 20 partners to become resellers, distributors or system integrators of Strix equipment.
(4G) technology. For the purposes of this article, 4G will be considered those technologies that are still in the planning stages and will not be deployed within the next...
Low Power Packaging Techniques As mobile devices perform more in a smaller form factor, the technologies that enable them are challenged to do the same. As SoC vendors ...
Low Power Process and Transistor Technology The genesis of low power electronics can be traced to the invention of the bipolar transistor in 1947. Elimination of the su...
The approach to Energy conservation is a holistic approach which includes process technology, packaging, circuit and module design, System-on-a-Chip (SoC) design, tools...
HP ProCurve's acquisition of Colubris Networks is a strategic move by the company to increase its visibility in the wireless LAN (compare enterprise WLAN products) mar...
I began my wireless mobile data usage with a Qwest Qualcomm mobile phone tethered to my Palm with a cable back almost ten years ago and then moved onto a national carrier...
My neighbor was quite proud to show me his Sprint Touch a few months ago and I have some great news to tell him now as Sprint announced major updates for the Sprint Touch...
Motivation
