MATRIX MOBILE LOCATION TECHNOLOGY ON TRACK FOR GLOBAL DEPLOYMENT FOLLOWING LONDON TRIAL SUCCESS


Sheffield, UK, June 30 2003 /The Wi-Fi Technology Forum/-
CPS (Cambridge Positioning Systems) today hailed its successful London trial of Matrix high accuracy location technology for mobile phones on a major GSM network as a big step towards commercial deployment.

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By: DigitalNet
From: 80211-planet

BOSTON -- For executives at DigitalNet, a Dulles, Va., systems integrator, there were two reasons to install wireless local area network: to improve the productivity of its workers and to gain experience to perform similar projects for its clients.

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Bridgewater Systems, a provider of dynamic IP and data service fulfillment and assurance solutions, today announced support for EAP/SIM so that carriers can offer SIM-based Wi-Fi authentication solutions for their GSM wireless networks.



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Alliance Provides Industry’s Leading WLAN Management Solution
to HP OpenView Customers

Chicago, Ill.—June 16, 2003—Wavelink Corporation, a leading provider of mobile infrastructure management software for the enterprise, today announced they have joined the HP OpenView Solution Alliance Program at the Solution Partner level with the integration of Wavelink Mobile Manager with HP OpenView Network Node Manager. The integration is designed to offer customers comprehensive management of both wired and wireless networks from a single centralized console. Today Wavelink unveiled the beta version of the Mobile Manager plug-in at the HP Software Forum in Chicago, Illinios.



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SR Telecom Joins WiMAX Forum - Standards adoption key to developing the broadband wireless market

MONTREAL, June 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- SR Telecom(TM) Inc. (TSX: SRX), the world leader in fixed wireless access solutions, today announced it has joined the WiMAX Forum (http://www.wimaxforum.org). WiMAX is an industry group of leading broadband wireless system vendors whose objective is to accelerate the introduction into the marketplace of wireless broadband equipment that adheres to the Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE(x)) 802.16 technical standard, speeding up last-mile broadband deployment worldwide.

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(AGI) - Rome, Italy, May 28 - The Communications Minister, Maurizio Gasparri, has signed a technical law on Wireless connection. The law, made up of eight articles, offers retailers the chance to supply access to the public through general authorization. "I am very satisfied with the results obtained," the Minister said in a statement, "because the regulation approved today will contribute to increasing competition in Italy in the Internet access market through the development of Wi-Fi.

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Two new trade agreements could help spread technologies and opportunities around the world

Amid all the economic uncertainty these days, one piece of good news is the nation's substantial trade surplus in services, including licenses of software and other intellectual property. American creativity and innovation, especially in technology, flow around the world in trade that supports millions of good jobs here at home. This year, Congress will have two important opportunities to strengthen America's global leadership in the knowledge economy.

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Roving the Globe, Laptops Alight on Wireless Hot Spots

By DOUGLAS HEINGARTNER
From The New York Times http://www.nytimes.com/

AMSTERDAM -- INSIDE the Waag, a former customs house and gallows that towers over the Nieuwmarkt here, the price of cappuccino continues to rise. Yet the wireless Internet access in the surrounding square is perfectly free.

As this public-access project and countless others demonstrate, the phenomenon known as Wi-Fi has not gone unnoticed beyond the United States. So travelers heading abroad this summer with a Wi-Fi-equipped laptop will be able to log on at high speed, sometimes free, in places ranging from Amsterdam to Mount Everest to the Dead Sea.

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University of San Diego Extends Higher Education Across Campus Airwaves with 3Com® Wireless Network


Students, Faculty and Administrative Staff Gain Near Ubiquitous Access to Internet and University's Online Resources


Santa Clara, Calif., June 4, 2003 — At University of San Diego (USD), the pursuit of academic excellence extends to the technology used to support its 30 programs of study. That's why when USD learned it could increase Internet and network access across its scenic 180-acre campus via a wireless network from 3Com Corporation (Nasdaq: COMS), its decision was academic.

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Studio EDGE Introduces Support for Constantly Connected and Casually Connected Mobile Applications in Standards-based Environments


KIRKLAND, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 27, 2003-- Wavelink Corporation, a leading provider of mobile infrastructure software for the enterprise, today introduced Wavelink Studio EDGE(TM), the newest addition to the Wavelink Studio(TM) product line, the market-leading mobile application development platform for commercial-grade rugged wireless devices. Studio EDGE enables developers to quickly and easily build business-critical wireless applications commonly used in supply chain management, warehouse management, retail store systems, delivery and field force automation environments.

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