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Palm Computing
Apr 15, 1999

3Com, Sybase team on Palm Computing platform solutions

3Com and Sybase are extending their strategic alliance to enable the development of cost-effective, reliable, wireless enterprise solutions for the Palm Computing platform. The companies will work together to optimise wireless data synchronisation for remote enterprise users of Palm Computing platform organisers.

3Com Corporation
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Celeron
Apr 13, 1999

Intel introduces new mobile Celeron 333MHz processor

Intel has unveiled the mobile Intel Celeron processor at 333MHz, which is being touted as an ideal entry-level mobile PC.

Intel
3:50
Apr 9, 1999

3Com announces next-generation wireless data platform

3Com has developed a packet-switched wireless network platform, which the company says will deliver unprecedented wireless data access speeds and new network economies to service providers and their customers. 3Com is building the system in a strategic initiative with Motorola.

3Com Corporation
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WaveLAN
Mar 31, 1999

Lucent unveils high-speed WaveLAN WLAN version

Lucent Technologies Global Commercial Networks has announced a new high-speed version of its WaveLAN wireless local area network (WLAN) that provides wired Ethernet-equivalent data rates for office users.

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CDMA
Mar 25, 1999

Lucent, Nortel align with 3Com for CDMA wireless data access

3Com has signed multi-year marketing agreements with Lucent Technologies and Nortel Networks designating 3Com as the vendor of choice for the CDMA Interworking Function for circuit switched wireless data access solutions.

3Com Corporation
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Mobile Internet
Mar 19, 1999

Motorola
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Mar 19, 1999

Lucent makes wireless networking more secure

To increase data security and prevent unauthorised access, Lucent Technologies Global Commercial Markets has announced two new security enhancements to its WaveLAN/IEEE wireless LAN networking systems. The enhancements, Closed Access and Wireless Equivalent Privacy for wireless LAN systems, are compliant with the IEEE-802.11 standard.

5:40
Feb 9, 1999

Cisco and Motorola to form strategic alliance to build internet-based wireless networks

Cisco Systems and Motorola have announced the first phase of a strategic alliance to develop and deliver a New World framework for Internet-based, wireless networks. The companies plan to jointly invest as much as $1 billion in the project over four to five years. They say this collaboration will deliver the first all-IP platform for the wireless industry, which will unite different standards for wireless services worldwide, and introduce an open Internet-based platform for integrated data, voice and video services over cellular networks.

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Concert
Feb 9, 1999

BT and Microsoft to develop and deploy Internet and intranet services for mobile users around the world

BT and Microsoft have announced an agreement to develop a new range of Internet, intranet and corporate data services for mobile customers around the world. The services will allow users to access applications such as e-mail, e-calendars, personal Web content and online information using their digital mobile phone, pager, handheld or laptop computer. Trials will begin in the UK in May 1999. The new services will be developed and marketed worldwide by BT and Microsoft, and offered by Concert, BT`s global communications company.

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BT
Jan 19, 1999

BT, NEC and Nortel Networks announce trials of third generation mobile service

British Telecommunications (BT) has begun technical trials of third-generation mobile communications services, based on the Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS), in collaboration with NEC and Nortel Networks Among several devices to be tested is a mobile phone with built-in camera and video screen, capable of transmitting and receiving data and images at high speeds. The trials will help the companies assess the market for futuristic mobile multimedia, Internet protocol, data and voice services using prototype UMTS networks and equipment.

Text100
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WAP Forum
Jan 8, 1999

Unisys joins Wireless Application Protocol Forum

Unisys has become a member of the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) Forum. With active participation from Unisys and others in the telecommunications and technology industries, the WAP Forum has developed a single industry standard for providing wireless Internet access for handheld devices.

PR Connections
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Nov 13, 1998

Woolworths selects Scantec's wireless mobile computer solution for in-store applications

Woolworths has chosen Scantec`s wireless mobile computer solution to perform a number of in-store applications in approximately 140 stores across South Africa. Scantec, exclusive distributors of Telxon technology and data automation solution providers in Southern Africa, is supplying Woolworths with Telxon 960SL handheld computers.

1:40
Oct 28, 1998

Using subliminal transmissions for a good cause

JSE-listed black empowerment IT company, Casey, has signed a contract with Best Media and the SABC that will see it make use of Vertical Black Intervals (VBI) used in TV transmissions to transmit data. Casey will use this wireless datacast technology for distance education. Nigel Vaz, GM of Caseynet, Casey`s Internet division, says the company -- although entitled to use the VBI for general broadcasting of data -- has exclusive rights to use VBI in the remote educational market.

 
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