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Applications – like a wireless lamp switch – take advantage of ZigBee’s low power requirements for short range communications.
In the current world of wireless data networks, most of the industry’s focus is on delivered bandwidth, and usually bigger is definitely better. But there is also growing interest in using wireless technologies for short-range applications that require very modest throughput rates and which can be deployed simply by unsophisticated users at very low cost.
While successful wireless standards such as IEEE802.11x, GSM and Bluetooth, have been relatively easy to sell, bringing standardisation into the realms of more straightfo...
Startup Ozmo unveiled a chip and software that utilizes WiFi for faster, cheaper connections than Bluetooth, says EE Times. The company plans to offer peripheral makers ...
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Texas Instruments will bolster the reach of Zigbee networks with a new chip it is rolling out Wednesday (July 16). In tests with TI the CC2591 has ...
The quiet city of Bath could well be a new stage of Big Brother, chapter thousand. The British press alleged that the project ‘Cityware’, which tracks the Bluetooth s...
The Zigbee Alliance announced that they're forming an "Internet Solutions Initiative" to investigate ways of integrating IP networking into Zigbee. Translation: They're f...
Just got back from the Zigbee Open House in Tokyo. Overall, it was pretty interesting, although I'm proud that I was one of the few people that weren't sleeping in the a...
There are some interesting points he makes that I really believe is true. Despite what the marketing research companies say, the Zigbee market is not one large market tha...
It seems that every new electronic device on the market claims to be Bluetooth enabled. But what exactly is Bluetooth? How can it make your business more efficient? And w...
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