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• WiMax 'muscular' data pipe starts its workout
The modem looks more like a coffeemaker or other home appliance than a means of quickly moving large data files, such as movies, to your computer. And perhaps its design is intentional. Certainly, Sprint, which launched its WiMax broadband wireless ...
• Motorola introduces touchscreen phone
NEW YORK - Motorola, the world's third-biggest phone maker, unveiled a touch-sensitive phone to be sold by Verizon Wireless, as both companies look to compete with Apple's iPhone. Motorola has been losing ground in the cell phone market as it has ...
• FCC to weigh in on battle over 'vacant' airwaves
Google, Microsoft Corp and others want the spaces for a new generation of wireless devices. So-called incumbents on the space, including broadcasters and wireless phone companies, oppose unlicensed use, worrying that it would create interference and ...
• No need for point-and-shoot? Not quite yet
If you walk into an AT&T, Verizon Wireless, Sprint or T-Mobile store, and you see a phone that’s free if you sign a contract, it’s not really free,” he said. “It costs the carrier a lot of money. They’re just fronting you the money ...
• Paying at the pump just got more risky
In Las Vegas, police have discovered wireless transmitters installed inside the pump. This is not an isolated case. Gas pumps are being compromised in cities across the country. “We don’t view it as an ...