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-news.comThis is a holy cow moment: According to new research from Light Reading Communications Network and Pyramid Research, there will be 97 percent mobile penetration in Egypt by 2014. That’s…

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-news.comWhat’s coming on the VoIP horizon? More VoIP over WiMAX — except it’s going mobile.
Mobile Voice over WiMAX on the Clearwire network is in testing, according to news reports…

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-news.comThere is some new WiMAX coming to Cali, FCC permitting.
VoiceNetworkx has started the FCC registration process for 3.65 GHz WiMAX base stations. They plan to deploy the 12 base stations…

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Sidecut Reports spots a prototype from Cradlepoint that takes a WiMax signal and creates a WiFi hotspot.
Neat.
This would be an amazing VoIP base station for either the Nokia N or E Series phones…

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-news.comMotorola has a new all-in-one access point that combines WiMAX, Wi-Fi and VoIP, along with an Ethernet port. THe Motorola wi4 WiMAX CPEi 775 is a WiMAX 802.16e modem with an integrated…

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Pal Paul Kapustka over at SideCut Reports has an offer you can’t refuse.
He’s released his Consumer’s Guide to WiMax for FREE.
The report, which I just read is full of choic…

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Touting both GSM and WiMax for Mobile, HTC has launched a new phone in Russia that will provide up to ten megs of connectivity, plus be able to view 23 TV channels tat will be sent over the WiMax…

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Pal Paul Kapustka has his second WiMax report out and it’s a goodie. It’s a consumers’ guide to WiMax.
From Paul:

– What the technology called “WiMax” is, and how it…

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A report out of Taiwan has Skype looking seriously at WiMax.
I view this as a very logical step for the company as they really don’t want to be a follower, but tend to lead in 2.0 ty…

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-news.comOOh, intrigue.
I caught wind of a new VoIP service that is coming to the U.S. soon and it runs on a completely different platform than we’ve discussed here — wMax (not to be confused…

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-news.comDigitalBridge Communications is now offering VoIP over their high-speed WiMAX network in the U.S. Currently, the service is available in some areas of Idaho, Indiana, Montana, Sout…

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Sprint’s XOHM, is coming online in downtown Baltimore today. Both USA Today and the Wall Street Journal covered the story, with the WSJ’s Don Clark doing the more complete job at…

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It looks like the next concept in wireless technology, the so called 4G version is coming on stream with the hype and hoopla of the Super Bowl meets the Democratic National Convention…..

It’s…

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Pal Paul Kapustka has updated his killer report on the state of WiMax to include analysis of the post sale of Clearwire Sprint and the roll-up with the cablecos Motorola and Google.

Even if…

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I think the big follow ups to the Sprint/ClearWire/Google/Comcast WiMax venture will come from Apple and Intel.

Here’s why:

1) Apple was the first PC manufacturer to embrace Bluetooth and then…

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A lot of questions have been posed about the idea of VoIP over WiMax.

Well it seems, according to this report from iLocus, that there is lots of interest in Eastern Europe to see VoIP deployed…

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Mobile voice, broadband internet access and WiMAX services will soon be launched by MIO in Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao. The WiMAX service will support applications including video conferencing…

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Om breaks a story about the death of XOHM, the rebirth of Clearwire and a lot of interesting partners…

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Libya’s first WiMAX service will be VoIP ready . . . New WiMAX service expected to be launched by LTT in September will support VoIP, according to the company.
“We want to provide our residentia…

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This would be interesting if it’s true.

Apple using WiMax.

But what continues to be the untold story is how Apple keeps lining up with other chip makers separate from Int…