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Smartphones Know Ups And Downs (03 Feb 2006)
Microsoft and Linux lead a smartphone market that grew more than 70 percent in 2005. But, according to In-Stat, tempering the good news is word that consumers aren't doing much with the phones once they pull them out of the box.

SMB VoIP is alive and well in Canada (05 Jun 2006)
Shift Announces Strong Revenue and Margin Growth in First Quarter 2006 CALGARY, May 30, 2006; Shift Networks Inc. (TSX-V:SHF, Shift, or the Company) a leading provider of hosted IP communications services for small to medium sized businesses today reported strong revenue growth in its first quarter, 2006 financial results.

SOYO G668 VoIP Telephone (05 Jun 2006)
The Soyo-G668 IP phone is an advanced IP device, allowing its users to experience superb voice communications over IP network. It works as a standalone device (no PC is needed).

Start-up promises cheaper wireless VoIP (03 Apr 2006)
Wireless communications start-up xG Technology said Tuesday that the first commercial products based on its low-power xMax wireless technology will be available later this year.

Struggling GPS Device Market Faces a Turning Point (30 Apr 2008)
By 2010, Gartner estimates, 500 million cell phones capable of navigation will cell annually, compared to just 95 million pure navigation devices. Most cell phones can't yet match the easy touch interface of the devoted devices, but Apple's iPhone offers evidence that that may not be true for long.

Study: WiMAX to Control Broadband Wireless (08 Feb 2006)
A new study from Senza Fili says WiMAX soon will dominate the fixed broadband wireless market, but its future in mobile isn't as clear.

Symantec Begins Wireless Security Initiative (17 Mar 2006)
Symantec and the Internet Education Foundation launched a consumer wireless education effort Tuesday initially aimed at the country's 56 million wireless Internet users. The first phase of the campaign will focus on issues related to wireless network and mobile security, including online educational modules for wireless home networking and public Wi-Fi use.

T-Mobile reveals UK 3.5G phone first (23 Aug 2006)
T-Mobile is claiming to be the first operator to get an HSDPA - that's 3.5G - phone out the door and into business users' hands.

TDS Metrocom Launches Commercial Broadband Wireless Services (06 Feb 2006)
Alvarion Ltd. announced that TDS Metrocom, a major U.S. competitive local exchange carrier and part of the Telephone and Data Systems family of telecommunications companies, has begun commercial rollout of wireless broadband services in its markets beginning with Madison, Wisconsin.

Thales gets claws into Ј50m Falcon deal (23 Aug 2006)
Thales has picked up a deal worth more than Ј50m to kit out the army's new IT system.

The 50 Most Influential People in VoIP (14 Nov 2006)
The world of VoIP changes as fast as it grows. This list represents the people, companies, and entities we believe will exert significant influence on IP Telephony in 2007.

The Google WiFi Saga / Creative Commons Spectrum (19 Feb 2007)
You remember the whole Google wi-fi ruckus and saga right? They were going to start in Mountain View and try it out, then they bid to do it in San Francisco and then the world was up in arms that they would take over the world with their black fiber powered wi-fi networks and we would all be tracked by our mac addresses and never ever ever to sleep safe in our beds because google will finally know everything and everyone and have adverts coming out of our collective web kazoo's.

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