OSDN will port SourceForge.net to IBM’s DB2 database software for Linux. The site will be fully converted to DB2 by mid-January of 2003. More Open Source developers collaborate on more projects at SourceForge.net than anywhere on the web. It’s the world’s largest collaborative software development web site, with more [...]
iPass today unveiled its On Campus Roaming capability, the ability to use a single user interface and gain a single user experience to achieve enterprise connectivity on and off campus. iPass has developed the Generic Interface Specification (GIS), which defines a method to authenticate subscription users at Wi-Fi hotspots. [...]
According to marketing director Raj Bhandari (left), for Zip Internet, kiosk companies have been working with unsustainable business models. “Simply providing an internet access terminal and then getting the coins out of it is not going to work,” he claimed. Furthermore, kiosk providers assumed site owners would [...]
MPEG-4 is going through a major evolution with H.264. EE Times reports that Sand Video, a startup based in Andover, Mass., will deliver a chip in 2003 that supports the real-time encoding and decoding of standard-definition video images in accordance with H.264. Also known as L.26 or MPEG-4 Part 10, [...]
802 Planet recently profiled Siricomm, an 802.11b service bureau for truckers. Customers can send and receive all types of data as well as access the Internet inside the truck stop or outside in the lot. “Drivers have access to our truck stop specials, e-mail, company intranets, weather, current road conditions, engine data, software [...]
The World Wide War Drive is scheduled for 26 October thru 2 November. It’s an effort by security professionals and hobbyists to generate awareness of the need by individual users and companies to secure their access points. The goal of the WorldWide WarDrive is to provide a statistical analysis of the many access [...]
Wi-Fi juggernaut Proxim and cellular powerhouse Ericsson/Sony have teamed to provide public Wi-Fi “hot spots”. Ericsson will use Proxim’s ORiNOCO AP-2000, a dual-slot access point in its Mobile Operator Wireless LAN solution. A laptop user with the smart card embedded could log on at a hotspot and have their [...]
I am trying to figure out a cheap solution to deliver broadband from a community center to the surrounding neighborhood (about a 1/2 mile radius). My initial proposal was simply to put a Wi-Fi antenna on the roof of the community center. Users could get broadband using a $250 Playstation2 or $200 Walmart [...]
Air-Grid Networks delivers live in-game video and instant replay feeds to spectators via wireless Pocket PCs or Webpads. Fans can rent the device for about $25. Users can watch the on-field action live or watch the replay from multiple camera angles. Air-Grid positions wireless LAN [...]
BVRP’s $50 Mobile PhoneTools can send and receive voice calls from a Laptop. An image of a cellular phone appears on the screen and provides “one-click” connectivity for voice and data. GPRS cards like the Sierra Wireless Aircard 750 or Novatel 301 in the laptop provide cellular connectivity. [...]
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