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Ultra Wideband standards issues resolved: devices expected by 2008

After years of fits and starts, most of the leading consumer electronics manufacturers have announced they will use a faster version of Bluetooth wireless technology to move video between devices in the homeThe technology will also govern how televisions, PCs and video recorders will be connected. Up until now,...

Tags: WiMedia Alliance, UWB

Blog posts 2006-03-28

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WUSB Security and Threats: A Survey and a Discussion

Over the past decade, wireless communication has become an integral part of one's everyday lives and Ultra-Wideband will only accelerate this trend. The technology is well suited for a variety of use cases in everybody's life such as home entertainment system, instantaneous synchronization and file transfer. Wireless USB is an...

Tags: UWB, Survey, Ultrawideband (UWB), Home Entertainment, Wireless And Mobility, Personal Technology

White papers 2007-10-09

Build Silicon Valley-wide Wi-Fi? What, are you nuts?

Build Silicon Valley-wide Wi-Fi? What, are you nuts?WI-MAXI'd say [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WIMAX]WI-MAX[/url] would better server wide areas of coverage.You need to read the RFP, not the PRThe RFP doesn't call for Wi-Fi. It calls for interesting proposals in which wireless data networking would be used to blanket the area. There are a...

Tags: Wireless LANs, Wi-Fi, WiMAX, client side adapter, adapter, RFP, IEEE, wireless

Discussion threads 2006-07-02

Bluetooth blues, cell phones for kids and what I did on my back surgery vacation

It's been two weeks since my back surgery and while it hasn't exactly been a vacation, I have been taking the time to do and pay attention to things that don't require a lot of sitting the hardest thing to do. It's relatively easy to click around...

Tags: WEB SITES, cell phone, telephone

Blog posts 2006-04-03

Prepare to bifurcate. IEEE scuttles UWB standards effort

Electronic News:The two UWB camps, direct sequence-UWB backer UWB Forum and MultiBand Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing UWB supporter WiMedia Alliance, said in a joint statement today that they will continue to move UWB into the market and concur that, at this stage in UWB market development, “a more prudent course...

Tags: UWB

Blog posts 2006-01-19