The dot-mobi domain opened for public registration
In September 2006, the dot-mobi domain was opened to the public as a namespace intended for sites designed around mobile-phone access.
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In September 2006, the dot-mobi domain was opened to the public as a namespace intended for sites designed around mobile-phone access.
In September 2006, Nokia introduced the N95 as a multimedia handset with an integrated GPS receiver, a five-megapixel camera and mapping material.
In September 2006, NTL presented a package combining television, broadband, mobile service and a fixed line.
In September 2006, Intel described Santa Rosa as a forthcoming laptop platform with Nokia HSDPA connectivity and improved graphics for Windows Vista.
A 2006 UK technology awards event honoured ARM leader Sir Robin Saxby for his contribution to the industry.
In September 2006, analysts expected operators and employers to put more controls around mobile devices as data use widened.
A September 2006 report on an Economist Intelligence Unit survey commissioned by BT, which said many banks were not fully using wireless, RFID and IP-network capabilities.
A September 2006 report on Vodafone’s first handset carrying its own name, manufactured by Huawei and aimed at encouraging use of data, television and radio services.
A September 2006 opinion item arguing that possible broadband moves by DirecTV and EchoStar could increase United States competition for bundled home services.
A September 2006 report on a dispute between Clearwire and Peralta Community College over a terminated lease for 2.5 GHz spectrum intended for wireless broadband.
An August 2006 report on Yankee Group research forecasting contact-centre VoIP growth while recording cost, quality, security and reliability concerns.
An August 2006 report on a CIO Jury panel in which organizations described video conferencing and collaboration tools as ways to reduce travel, cost and safety exposure.
An August 2006 report on Point Topic research estimating retail VoIP use worldwide and highlighting Europe, Asia-Pacific, the United States and France.
An August 2006 report that Thales had won a subcontract from BAE to provide transmission and cryptography elements for the first phase of the United Kingdom Army’s Falcon network.
An August 2006 report on Infonetics projections for mobile video, which tied growth expectations to better handsets, compelling services and HSDPA network upgrades.
An August 2006 report on dotMobi’s proposed trademark and public-access phases for selected mobile-oriented domain names, with WIPO involved in the trademark process.
An August 2006 item reporting rumours of private-equity interest in Carphone Warehouse and NTL after NTL’s merger with Telewest and weak customer results.
An August 2006 report on Tropos Networks’ planned MetroMesh router, which separated mesh backhaul and user access across 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz radios.