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I’ve had the good fortune to use WiFi on the Heathrow Express when I’m in London. The experience, which is made possible by T-Mobile connects train mounted access points to 3G radios…

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PC World reports that the long awaited 802.11r standard has been finalized and approved by the IEEE, the standards body that determines much of what goes into our personal electronics and communications…

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TechCrunch reports that Aircell is launching WiFi in the Sky today.

As a person who used to choose his flights by which airlines had Airfone and later which airlines offered the ill fated Boeing…

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This is the kind of story I like to see, not only because it has direct benefit to clients (Truphone and Boingo) but also because one of the company’s whose advisory board I sit on Agito, is…

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What Earthlink couldn’t make work, Meraki is going to turn into reality.

Venture Beat reports that 100,000 people have logged on. This is a start…

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This shows how technology illiterate some people at American Airlines must be.

Blocking a widely used IM service and comparing it to a cell phone.

Ok. If they want to block the voice traffic…

Source: alanweinkrantz.typepad.com

Now you can buy music on your PC (or iPhone) from iTunes at the first Starbucks in the U.S. at 5321 Broadway in San Antonio with AT&T WiFi. Yup, it works. …

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The first Starbucks in the US at 5321 Broadway in San Antonio with AT&T WiFi now has the iTunes store working.

Video to follow shortly…

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Update 12:55
Starbucks/Apple iTunes/AT&T WiFi almost works…..the only thing that is missing right now is the  feature where it will recognize the music playing in the store so you…

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Update at 11:50 AM
I logged on t0 my notebook at the first Starbucks in the U.S. with A&T WiFi,  and just now trying to log on with the  iPhone. 

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Update 9:50 AM CST….
My iPhone sees the AT&T WiFi network at the first Starbucks with AT&T WiFi in Antonio.  It defaulted to T-Mobile, so be sure to add AT&T.

Stand by for…

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Update:  8:30 AM CST…
While I am pleased to have broken the story on the first Starbucks in the US with AT&T WiFi, I need to be clear that this deployment has not official been announced…

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Yes, the AT&T WiFi branding is at the Starbucks store.  I suspect you will see more of these as they roll out San Antonio…

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The first Starbucks in the U.S. with AT&T WiFi is now live and it works.

Located at 5321 Broadway Road San Antonio, TX 78209, this the first of what is supposed to be 7,000 company-operated…

Source: www.voip-news.com

Are they kidding? Techno Solutions fills us in on VoWiFi - because we needed another acronym - which apparently is the future of mobile communications or something. Read it here.
About VoIP reports…

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According to Reuters article Research In Motion is sueing Motorola for non payment of royalties on patents held by RIM. RIM also alleges that Motorola is charging exorbitant royalties on patents…

Source: saunderslog.com

All week long at Mobile World Congress the impact of cheaply available wireless broadband was evident.  From the folks who were broadcasting live with 3G wireless camera phones, to people uploading…

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For the last couple of days I’ve been travelling on Via Rail, Canada’s national passenger carrier.  It’s a pretty comfortable way to travel.  I’ve been sitting her…

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For the last few days I’ve been carrying Nokia’s answer to iPhone with me — the 8G N81 entertainment phone.  Piano black with brushed aluminum, and a slick slider, it feels solid…

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A recent study from the research group Disruptive Analysis indicates that not only is mobile VoIP here to stay, but by the year 2012, a mere 5 years away, it will take over WiFi to reign supreme. …