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Aruba Networks, Babylon provide WiFi for US soldiers in Iraq
http://www.engadget.com/ 2008/ 09/ 24/ aruba-networks-babylon-provide-wifi-for-u…Filed under: Wireless, Networking Aruba Networks already installed the "world's largest" WLAN network at The Ohio State University, but its latest deployment just seems strangely more, how do we say... patriotic.
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Muni wireless thrives in China: Hangzhou Wi-Fi network goes live
http://www.muniwireless.com/ 2008/ 09/ 08/ muni-wireless-thrives-in-hangzhou-chi…Reading the US mainstream press gives you the impression that deployments of municipal wireless networks came to a complete halt when EarthLink pulled out of the business. While it’s true that the rush to deploy municipal wireless in the US has died down, the opposite is happening in Asia - especially
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Gustavfeed & Gustav Info Center: great examples of my tips in action!
http://stephensonstrategies.com/ 2008/ 09/ 01/ gustavfeed-great-example-of-my-ti…There’s a great new Twitter feed today, Gustavfeed, done by social media strategist Joe Solomon, It is sampling Twitter-related posts from sites including: Utterz Twitter blip.tv YouTube Technorati Vimeo Hmm.
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(un) Ready.gov: they still don’t get it
http://stephensonstrategies.com/ 2008/ 08/ 31/ un-readygov-they-still-dont-get-i…PARDON ME FOR SHOUTING, BUT I’VE BEEN ON (UN) READY.GOV’S CASE SINCE THEY WERE CREATED ABOUT THEIR FAILURE TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT CREATIVE USE OF CELL PHONES AND OTHER MOBILE, PERSONAL, NETWORKED COMMUNICATION DEVICES PLUS WEB 2.0 APPS — ESPECIALLY ONES SUCH AS TWITTER THAT FACILITATE MOBILE SOCIAL NETWORKS.
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A Skyscraper So Tall Builders Can't Use Walkie-Talkies
http://www.gizmodo.com.au/ 2008/ 08/ a_skyscraper_so_tall_builders_cant_use_walk…If you want to build a skyscraper 2,275 feet (693 metres) tall, you will face engineering challenges comparable to those of the Space Shuttle just because its sheer size. One of them is communications.
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A Skyscraper So Tall Builders Can't Use Walkie-Talkies [Burj Dubai]
http://gizmodo.com/ 5040550/ a-skyscraper-so-tall-builders-cant-use-walkie+talki…If you want to build a skyscraper 2,275 feet tall, you will face engineering challenges comparable to those of the Space Shuttle just because its sheer size. One of them is communications. When the unbelievable Burj Dubai started to get really high, the construction workers discovered one problem that seems obvious now: their walkie-talkies stopped working as they climbed the structure.
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Open-Mesh offers mesh-network WiFi extension for $49
http://www.jgadgets.com/ 2008/ 08/ 12/ open-mesh-offers-mesh-network-wifi-extens…WiFi is great until you start reaching the fringes of your router’s range, at which point throughput slows to a trickle and you start dreaming of nice, reliable ethernet cables. Happily there’s an alternative to snaking CAT-5 around your skirting boards; makes Mini-Routers that, when plugged in and registered, automatically create a mesh-network and thus boost your WiFi coverage.
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Mesh Network
http://www.nowpublic.com/ environment/ mesh-networkWireless Mesh Networks from MeshDynamics consistently outperform the competition.
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OLPC XO-1 WinXP edition: slow start-up but shows promise
http://www.jgadgets.com/ 2008/ 08/ 06/ olpc-xo-1-winxp-edition-slow-start-up-but…After Microsoft and the OLPC project made their OS deal official, we all knew Windows XP was going to end up on the XO-1 notebook. with XP as a dual-boot option in September. XP runs from a separate SD card hidden behind the screen, and currently the XO-1’s own internal 1GB of flash memory is not
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Microsoft’s Midori — A Future Without Windows
http://www.technewstime.com/ hardware-news/ microsofts-midori-a-future-without-w…According to a report, Microsoft isn’t just looking at the next version of Windows (no, not Mojave) for future OS possibilities, but is looking beyond the Windows architecture altogether with a project known as Midori.
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