Intel gets serious about wireless

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	Intel gets serious about wireless The fact that LTE connectivity is becoming ubiquitous in smartphones and tablets isn't lost on Intel, which aims for its baseband processors to be used in more mobile devices and base stations. Read More WHITE PAPER: Verizon M2M and the Cloud: Business Proceed with Caution Machine-to-Machine services are gaining momentum as an efficient way to collect and analyze data from wired and wireless systems across the enterprise. In a Computerworld Quick Pulse survey, more than half of respondents said cloud-based M2M storage would reduce the burden on IT staff Learn More In this Issue Matt Hamblen: LTE could cost users a bundle when video is streamed to a GM car U.S. lawmakers look for waste in broadband stimulus Nokia Siemens to tackle overload with base-station smarts TD-LTE goes mainstream with a new performance promise Copper still has a lot to offer broadband users, Deutsche Telekom exec says BearExtender Mini gets your Mac connected to faraway Wi-Fi hotspots Sharky: So fast you'll think it's already done WHITE PAPER: ExaGrid Straight Talk About Disk Backup with Deduplication This eBook is a "must read" if you are considering a move from tape backup to disk-based backup with deduplication. Did you know that depending on the architecture you choose, you could either improve your backup environment or go backwards? You may not be aware of the many considerations that need to be assessed. Learn more. Matt Hamblen: LTE could cost users a bundle when video is streamed to a GM car "Son, do NOT load that video to this car while I'm driving!" Read More U.S. lawmakers look for waste in broadband stimulus Some Republican lawmakers on Wednesday accused two U.S. agencies of wasting hundreds of millions of dollars in broadband stimulus money on failed projects, but supporters of the broadband spending questioned the Republican numbers. Read More Nokia Siemens to tackle overload with base-station smarts Nokia Siemens Networks says it can prevent LTE base stations from getting overloaded while extra capacity in nearby cells goes to waste, even if the cells use different types of spectrum. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Winning Strategies for Omnichannel Banking Research reveals new ways for banks to prosper. Customers are ready for omnichannel experiences. Respond now-learn how to manage the transition to omnichannel banking and reap the rewards of delivering innovative services. Read Now TD-LTE goes mainstream with a new performance promise A version of LTE that could give consumers more mobile bandwidth for downloading content or apps is moving from the margins to the mainstream at Mobile World Congress this week. Read More Copper still has a lot to offer broadband users, Deutsche Telekom exec says Thanks to the higher speeds possible using a technology called vectoring, copper networks are still a viable option to cable and fiber, Deutsche Telekom says. Read More BearExtender Mini gets your Mac connected to faraway Wi-Fi hotspots The $50 BearExtender Mini is the follow-up to the company's 2010 BearExtender n3. Like its predecessor, the BearExtender Mini's goal is to let you use your Mac from further away from your wireless base station. The new model is half the size of and more powerful than the original n3. Read More Sharky: So fast you'll think it's already done A power surge and the ensuing power outage knocks the rackmount UPSs for this office's switch stack. That means the whole VoIP phone system is out as well -- and, like clockwork, the user calls start to come in. Read More
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