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Mobile Carriers and Vendors Will Be Talking up This Week at Mobile World Congress

Feb 27, 2013

In Star Wars terms, the small cells that mobile carriers and vendors will be talking up this week at Mobile World Congress are more like the odd-couple androids R2-D2 and C-3PO than like their foes, the Empire's phalanxes of identical storm ...

Tags: small cells, mobile, Mobile World Congress

FCC Has Taken The First Step Toward an Expansion of The Spectrum Available for Wi-Fi

Feb 25, 2013

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has taken the first step toward an expansion of the spectrum available for Wi-Fi, with the agency launching a rulemaking proceeding to open new parts of the 5GHz spectrum to unlicensed uses. The ...

Tags: Wi-Fi, 5GHz spectrum, FCC

Tokyo's Subways Will Soon Offer a New Mobile App with Free Wi-Fi Access

Feb 17, 2013

Tokyo's subways will soon offer a new mobile app with free Wi-Fi access, then track if the information it provides changes passenger habits. Tokyo Metro, which operates the city's subway system, said the new portal service will act as an ...

Tags: Tokyo, mobile app, Wi-Fi access

MoD Will Auction off Public Services Spectrum to Help The Government Free up Airwaves

Dec 19, 2012

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) will auction off public services spectrum next year to help the government free up the airwaves for commercial purposes. The frequencies, previously used for the likes of emergency services and ...

Tags: Military Spectrum, Computer Products, MoD, auction process

Cisco Systems & Qualcomm to Make It Easier for Retail Stores Offer Information to Visitors

Dec 17, 2012

Cisco Systems and Qualcomm are putting their considerable wireless weight behind a system to make it easier for retail stores and other venues to offer information to visitors over Wi-Fi. Many shops, airports and other locations have ...

Tags: Wi-Fi services, wireless, networks, Internet

Microsoft's Systems Have Been Affected by a Series of Glitches

Nov 20, 2012

Microsoft's new mobile operating systems have been affected by a series of glitches that has had users complaining online – and some returning their devices to retailers and mobile telecoms companies for a refund. The most serious ...

Tags: Microsoft, refund, mobile telecoms, mobile operating systems

Two Hotels in Hong Kong Are Leveraging Mobile Apps to Give Guests a New Experience

Nov 14, 2012

Computerworld Hong Kong - Two hotels in Hong Kong are leveraging mobile apps to give guests a new experience during their stay. Both Hotel ICON in Tsim Sha Tsui East and L'hotel A(c)lan in Kwun Tong have integrated apps for guests' use ...

Tags: hotels, Hong Kong, mobile

EE Has Released Its Tariffs for The UK's First 4G Contracts

Oct 23, 2012

EE has released its tariffs for the UK's first 4G contracts, which will be available from the end of October. EE – created from the merger of T-Mobile and Orange and formerly known as Everything Everywhere – has outlined price ...

Tags: EE, 4G pricing plans, corporate contracts, data allowances

Delta Air Lines Announced It Would Extend Wi-Fi Coverage to International Flights

Jun 29, 2012

Delta Air Lines today announced it would extend its Wi-Fi coverage to international flights, including those serving the UK. Delta Air Lines already has Wi-Fi services on all internal flights in the US – over 3,000 a day – ...

Tags: Delta, Wi-Fi services, Wi-Fi services on international flights

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