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Intel speeds up delivery of faster Wi-Fi

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Intel has confirmed plans to ship its next-generation wireless chips ahead of its previous schedule for bringing 802.11n wireless to its Centrino program.

The Next-Gen Wireless-N product will appear in notebooks from companies such as Acer, Gateway and Toshiba by the end of this month, Dave Hofer, director of wireless marketing for the company, said Tuesday.

The new Wi-Fi chip is based on the draft 802.11n wireless standard, which is on track to be finalized later this year. It will become the newest piece of Intel's Centrino package of chips, which includes the Core 2 Duo processor, a mobile chipset and a wireless chip.

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Where have the Marketing guys disappeared from the wireless space?

The Value Added Services space in Telecom has recently seen a spate of hi profile VC investments be it mobile payment gateways/ applications/ gaming/ alternate technologies etc (cases in point being the VC funding deals with Nazara/ Mobile 2 Win/ Mauj and Indiagames to name a few) This is surely driving the market in terms of pure opportunities to a host of related services but a clear dearth of qualified marketing people has surely put a spanner in the works as far ground breaking ideas are concerned.

 

Sybase on The Move Again

Enterprise mobility applications vendor Sybase has acquired intellectual property from
privately held iFoundry, an engineering company focused on designing, developing and building
wireless applications, for an undisclosed amount of cash.

Sybase acquired licensing rights for short-range wireless interconnect protocol stacks,
as well as a software consulting, training and professional engineering services business,

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The Wireless Applications and content marketplace: creating immense business opportunities for stakeholders

The rapid proliferation of mobile phones and wireless devices across the world and in India, is spurring a major revolution in applications development for these platforms. Increasingly, Indian IT services companies and mobile and wireless service providers are looking at ways and means of engaging the wireless subscriber community, with new and innovative applications that enhance the usage of these devices and increase ARPU for operators.

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Bringing Wi-fi power to the people

The Spanish start-up FON wants you to help it unwire San Francisco and other cities around the globe by providing ubiquitous Wi-Fi access.

On Friday, the company will give away its Wi-Fi routers that allow broadband subscribers to share their Internet connections with Wi-Fi users throughout their communities. "Freedom Friday", as the company is calling the event, will kick-off at noon in San Francisco's Union Square.

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A big shift coming for mobile applications

A big shift coming for mobile applications - New uses for smart phones seem to be popping out of the woodwork. I know this because my 18-year-old son, Daniel, is one of zillions of teen-agers who are lining up online these days to buy the new Sidekick III...

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Flash Lite & J2ME

J2ME or Java Micro Edition (also known as JavaME) can be said to be phenomenally successful. It has been shipped across major manufacturers’ devices (100+million I think). It has enjoyed popularity for almost 3 years now, in existence for around 5 years.

But J2ME doesn’t exactly reflect the vision of the Java Platform in the true sense .As someone said, Write once, compile once, run anywhere is anything but a bad joke in J2ME. And for those who tried writing J2ME applications, tool support, productivity and user interfaces that get generated isn’t exactly even close to exciting. Most rich mobile applications are built on custom UI’s that are built specifically for applications. Mophun & BREW 3D apps are overshadowing J2ME’s own JSR 184 API for Mobile 3D graphics.

 

blog updates -free calls with skype, jboss in BPM Space !

Skype offers free calling
Skype just launched a FREE calling for its US users to call within US & Canada. Yes, you heard me right, FREE. Local landline calls (i think) within the US are generally free, adding mobile within that takes it to another dimension !

Got a WIFI / 3G enabled PDA with skype (though very very few such devices are actually available and sold) and you have an almost nill telephone bill for local calling.

Though skype will never be able to pull that off in India & some other countries which desperately need these kind of facilities, it will be another telecom revolution if such a facility is indeed available. Imagine calling your friends anywhere across the world for RS 1 for 3 minutes (Rs 20 is the standard browsing charge for a high quality broadband at a net centre) from India !..

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Day 2 of IAMAI - Digital Summit 2006 in Mumbai

After a well spent day with Internet and Mobile luminaries on Day 1 of IAMAI - Digital Summit, Day 2 too was packed with exciting speakers with exciting content.

Following were the key highlights of Day 2

Session 1: Integrating Online into the Traditional Media Mix:

Online marketing has evolved in the US, which earns 50 percent of its revenue from online advertisements and sales. India, in comparison is yet to tap the opportunities available on online advertising and marketing. India is a very young country, and the marketers will have to tap the youth market to promote online advertising. There is a need for adequate broadband to help the online advertising industry grow, panelists of this session unanimously felt.

 

Day 1 of IAMAI - Digital Summit 2006 in Mumbai

My colleague Manish Nakar and myself are attending this 2 day event addressed my luminiaries from the Indian E-commerce Industry at Hotel Grand Maratha in
Mumbai, organized by IAMAI.

Addressing the keynote session, Union Minister for Communication and
Information Technology, Mr. Dayanidhi Maran, asked MTNL and BSNL to link
cable networks of television viewers in Mumbai and Chennai with phone lines.

Speaking at the Digital Summit, Mr. Maran said, "I have asked MTNL and BSNL
to opt for IPTV. The cable network of the two metros will bE connected to the
phone lines very soon."

The Minister said that server farms of international standards will be set