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CNN-Kutcher Imbroglio Suggests Twitter Changes By Ed Sutherland | Article Published April 19, 2009 The CNN-Kutcher controversy may spur Twitter to adopt its long-awaited business plan. Wi-Fi Had a Strong Presence at CES By Ed Sutherland | Article Published January 30, 2008 802.11n and wireless home media devices emerged from CES as key elements to watch in the coming months. VoIP at CES: From Geeks to Grandmas By Ed Sutherland | Article Published January 8, 2008 A sampling of the flood of VoIP-related announcements pouring forth at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. DIA Deploys Free Wi-Fi By Ed Sutherland | Article Published December 20, 2007 Denver International Airport has deployed a new 11n network throughout its 1.5-million-square-foot facility. Is this the way of the future or a flash in the pan? Convergence With AT&T's Global IP Plans By Ed Sutherland | Article Published March 14, 2007 More than 200 initiatives will extend the telecom's global network infrastructure. RIM to Restate $250M After Options Review By Ed Sutherland | Article Published March 9, 2007 As a result, Blackberry maker says it will undergo an executive-level restructuring. McAfee Puts Financial Woes in Hands of New CEO By Ed Sutherland | Article Published March 8, 2007 The embattled security company taps former EMC exec for new leadership. Is Palm for Sale? By Ed Sutherland | Article Published March 7, 2007 Could Dell or HP be the new home of the Treo? FBI Laptops Make Most Wanted List By Ed Sutherland | Article Published February 14, 2007 Audit reports lost and stolen FBI laptops included computers in anti-terror and counter-spy programs. Apple Inc. Settles with Apple Corps Ltd. By Ed Sutherland | Article Published February 6, 2007 Settlement with Beatles recording company clears way for 'the holy grail of digital music.' HP Gains Restraining Order Over Dell Spying Charge By Ed Sutherland | Article Published January 26, 2007 UPDATED: Countersuit by former executive Karl Kamb charges HP asked him to spy on rival’s upcoming printer plans. Analysts: Hold The iPhone By Ed Sutherland | Article Published January 11, 2007 UPDATED: Apple's new iPhone is eye candy, but first there's the matter of the name before analysts weigh in. Second-Nature VoIP By Ed Sutherland | Article Published December 28, 2006 What's Next in Tech: Look for VoIP to mirror traditional phone service on the back of expanding wireless networks. More Than One-Hit Wonders For Wireless By Ed Sutherland | Article Published December 27, 2006 Looking Back: We count down the top stories in the mobility sector in 2006. Boeing Grappling With Data Theft By Ed Sutherland | Article Published December 15, 2006 Hundreds of thousands at the company get free credit checks after yet another laptop slipped away. Is it enough to prevent ID theft? 'HP Not Enron' A.G. Says in Settlement Deal By Ed Sutherland | Article Published December 8, 2006 UPDATED: Payment of $14.5 million in 'pretexting' scandal will also fund new privacy protection for state. Skype With a Phone By Ed Sutherland | Article Published November 28, 2006 UPDATED: This cordless phone is just the latest effort in computer-free calling. Check Point Puts $586M on Security Table By Ed Sutherland | Article Published November 21, 2006 Acquisition would be the 'first step' in overall data security plan Security Flaw Could Ground Wi-Fi Users By Ed Sutherland | Article Published November 14, 2006 No Internet connection needed to be at risk from this bug, security researchers warn. Oops! Google Sent 'Worm' to E-mail List By Ed Sutherland | Article Published November 10, 2006 UPDATED: Search giant apologizes for sending kama sutra worm to video blog subscribers. Security Vendors Have a Vista Bone to Pick By Ed Sutherland | Article Published October 19, 2006 Microsoft calls meeting to soothe vendors' ruffled feathers over access to kernel. HP Names New Ethics Chief By Ed Sutherland | Article Published October 16, 2006 UPDATED: Former NCR general counsel named to replace indicted former employee. A Vista Delivery Next Month? By Ed Sutherland | Article Published October 6, 2006 Analysts say Microsoft could be ready on time. Hurd May Have Had Early Knowledge of Phone Records By Ed Sutherland | Article Published October 4, 2006 HP CEO recalls July 2005 meeting on leaks probe where obtaining personal call logs was discussed. HP Counsel Baskins Resigns By Ed Sutherland | Article Published September 28, 2006 HP's general counsel is the latest employee to leave in the growing exodus. Who's Shaping The Mobile Future? By Ed Sutherland | Article Published September 15, 2006 A group of mobile companies team to offer guidance to equipment makers for the next generation. HP's Dunn Steps Down Amid Leak Scandal By Ed Sutherland | Article Published September 13, 2006 UPDATED: The chairwoman of the board was at the center of HP's 'pre-texting' scandal. Microsoft Extends Legacy Software Support By Ed Sutherland | Article Published August 29, 2006 The changes should provide companies using older XP, NT and Exchange applications more flexibility. The Tropos Two-Play Router By Ed Sutherland | Article Published August 18, 2006 New router could boost capacity for city Wi-Fi networks. Intel Millions For WiMAX By Ed Sutherland | Article Published July 11, 2006 Could chipmaker's money boost WiMAX deployments? Broadcom's Secure RFID Chips Take Flight By Ed Sutherland | Article Published July 6, 2006 Chipmaker becomes latest to join RSA's SecurID program along with RFID chip. EMC Making Good on Security March By Ed Sutherland | Article Published July 6, 2006 RSA will likely become EMC's storage security technology, but will it support others? Lucent Brushes Up on French With Alcatel Merger By Ed Sutherland | Article Published April 4, 2006 A $13B merger comes with nearly 9,000 layoffs and more questions. Memo to Microsoft: 'If I Were You...' By Ed Sutherland | Article Published March 27, 2006 Analysts and pundits take up the Vista Microsoft future and offer lessons learned from the Vista/Office delay. Microsoft And The Vista Shakeup By Ed Sutherland | Article Published March 23, 2006 UPDATED: Vista delays could cause heads to roll and create a marketing bonanza for consumers. AT&T, BellSouth Merger Denounced By Ed Sutherland | Article Published March 7, 2006 'Competition is dead' warns consumer groups outraged at proposed union of AT&T, BellSouth. Broadcom's $80M 'Perfect Storm' By Ed Sutherland | Article Published January 31, 2006 Ethernet, once hidden in wiring closets, is taking center stage, delivering triple-play broadband services. Faster Wi-Fi Proposal Passes Hurdle By Ed Sutherland | Article Published January 13, 2006 Consumers are one step closer to a faster Wi-Fi standard. New China Security Fragments Wi-Fi Future By Ed Sutherland | Article Published December 19, 2003 Beijing's orders that wireless vendors work with Chinese companies to use the here-to-fore unheard of WAPI security standard could hurt equipment makers and travelers alike. The Need for Speed By Ed Sutherland | Article Published October 21, 2003 Even before the ink dried on 802.11g, some companies were pushing for still faster Wi-Fi connections. Do we really need all that speed? Switch Wars By Ed Sutherland | Article Published May 5, 2003 At last week's N+I show, biggest bets weren't being placed at the craps table or the roulette wheel but instead on who will come out ahead in the nascent field of wireless network switches. Deep Pockets Go Wireless By Ed Sutherland | Article Published October 28, 2002 Is Intel's decision to invest millions in Wi-Fi companies a boon or a bane to the wireless LAN industry? In the long run, it may be no different than any other big company's attempt to get into 802.11. Wi-Fi Vendors Crowd Laptop, Notebook Market By Ed Sutherland | Article Published July 26, 2002 Who's taking the lead in providing Wi-Fi in today's laptops? And what percentage of current notebooks have wireless capability? Analysts and vendors tell all. Bluetooth Bouncing Back With A Bite By Ed Sutherland | Article Published October 30, 2001 Some analysts feel the time is right for Bluetooth to make its mark on mobile commerce - as the cheap, easy-to-use technology it ought to be. Find out what predictions are being made regarding this short-range wireless solution and where to look for it soon. Realistic Expectations for Next-Gen Wireless Capabilities By Ed Sutherland | Article Published October 19, 2001 What can m-commerce developers realistically expect from mobile carriers in the next two to four years? Nothing fancy, according to analysts, who say the killer apps and consumer interest in new mobile technology will be decidedly down to earth. Renegade WLANs: Parasitic or Free-Spirited Anarchistic? By Ed Sutherland | Article Published October 4, 2001 They're '60s-style, grass-roots wireless networks that certainly fill a void imposed on places like New York City's damaged infrastructure. But do they pose a serious threat to the viability of fee-based providers in the mobile connectivity arena? |
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