Topic: Publications & Resources
The new items published under this topic are as follows.
Skyworks Gains One-fifth of The World's GaAs Device Market Share
Is RF Micro Devices' Run At The Top Over?
New research from Strategy Analytics!
Boston, MA -/8 March, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- New research from Strategy Analytics shows that Skyworks caught up to RF Micro Devices in 2004, with both suppliers leading the GaAs device market. Skyworks' GaAs device revenues grew by 31 percent, gaining them one-fifth of the world's GaAs device share.
Consumer demand for paid for Mobile TV remains highly uncertain
STRATEGY ANALYTICS: Mobile TV -- Hype Not Justified by Risk; Uncertain Demand and High Costs Delay Deployment
Boston, MA -/25 Feb, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- Strategy Analytics' Wireless Internet Applications service today released, "Mobile TV: Hype not Justified by Demand!" arguing that the vendor-led rush to bring broadcast services to market misses the critical issues of uncertain demand for mobile TV. Additionally, poorly defined costs associated with infrastructure deployment will extend ROI for mobile broadcast networks beyond the currently envisaged two to four years.
U.S. consumers Amenable to Music CDs with Copy Protection
Sizeable percentages of "rippers" okay with some restrictions
Dallas, Texas -/25 Feb, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- Contrary to widely held industry beliefs, U.S. consumers are not overwhelmingly antagonistic toward the concept of copy-restricted music CDs, provided these CDs come with the proper incentives, according to Parks Associates' forthcoming report Digital Rights: Content Ownership and Distribution.
"AppleScript: The Missing Manual" Released by O'Reilly
You Needn't Be a Geek to Automate a Mac O'Reilly Releases "AppleScript: The Missing Manual"
Farnham, Uk-/22 Feb, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/-"If you're an everyday Mac user--not some fancy-schmancy computer science Ph.D.--AppleScript is by far the easiest language to use for automating your Mac," assures Adam Goldstein, author of the new "AppleScript: The Missing Manual" (O'Reilly). "AppleScript has been around long enough to become a stable, powerful, and, most importantly, nearly bug-free language." And AppleScript comes free with every Mac--and every copy of Mac OS X.
Data networks generate interest in additional services among U.S. households
Home data networks drive additional services; Data-centric connectivity solutions promote interest in more sophisticated monitoring and protection, value-added services, and storage
-/18 Feb, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- Dallas TX - Data networks incubate interest in additional value-added services among U.S. households, according to Parks Associates' forthcoming report Home Networks and Residential Gateways: Analysis & Forecasts. The market research firm has found households with a home data network demonstrate substantially higher interest than non-networked households in bundled services (25% versus 14%), voice-over-IP (17% versus 6%), and networked storage (17% versus 2%). These levels of interest represent the larger potential for expanding the service domain and broadening the appeal of home networking solutions.
O'Reilly Releases "Home Networking Annoyances" for the Home Network Fans
Relief for the Headaches of Running a Home Network
Farnham, UK-/16 Feb, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/-The beauty of a home network is that it can make life so easy--what could be better than sharing an Internet connection so everyone can be online at the same time? You can move files from one computer to another, share resources, print to a single printer or multiple printers from any computer in the house, and IM the kids when they're holed up in their rooms. And the downside? Anyone who's ever had to troubleshoot a network glitch knows the answer to that question.
US cable TV Operators VoIP will take a big Slice from Telcos Cake
Cable Telephony could steal Millions of Telco Customer cslaims Report from Strategy Analytics; Comcast, Time Warner Cable Gain Early Edge With Triple-Play Service Bundles
Boston, MA -/16 Feb, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- Local phone companies will lose millions of residential customers this year, as cable TV operators launch Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) telephone service into dozens of US markets, according to technology research firm Strategy Analytics.
Ulticom introduces Signalware on MontaVista Linux Carrier Grade Edition 3.1
Ulticom?s Signalware(R) Carrier Grade Signaling Software Combined with MontaVista?s(R) Carrier Grade Linux(R) Provides Reliability and Open Systems Compatibility
Cannes, France-/15 Feb, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- At the 3GSM World Congress conference, Ulticom, Inc. (NASDAQ: ULCM), the premier provider of signaling software solutions, today announced it has expanded support for the Linux operating system by introducing Signalware on MontaVista Linux Carrier Grade Edition 3.1 (CGE 3.1). The combination of Signalware, MontaVista CGE 3.1 and open computing systems will help Network Equipment Providers (NEPs) dramatically reduce overall system costs and time to market when deploying new 3G wireless access and core network elements.
Only 8% of MP3 Owners are interested in a Portable Music Service
Dallas, Texas -/11 Feb, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- Portable music services will not have a big impact this year, according to Parks Associates' new report Digital Music: Analysis and Forecasts. Respondents in the recent Parks Associates survey Global Digital Living strongly favored the single-track purchase model over a subscription when presented with both options. Roughly 40% said they were likely to buy songs one at a time, but only 8% were likely to use a subscription service.
Cisco and OMNI Study Shows Data Mobility Increasing Workforce Productivity
Study Finds 13.4 Percent Increase in Worker Productivity From Use of Mobile Data Services; OMNI Consulting Group Teams with Cisco on Quantitative Study
SAN JOSE, Calif., -/10 Feb, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- Cisco Systems Inc. announced the results of a new sponsored study conducted by independent economist firm OMNI Consulting Group LLP, which shows that use of mobile data services increases global workforce productivity by 13.4 percent total factor productivity (TFP) per week on average for a full-time worker.