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- Nextwave Wireless
- Nextwave Wireless is selling its infrastructure business formerly called IP Wireless and is discontinuing operations at another unit, Go Networks, in Israel. Nextwave said it is seeking bankruptcy protection for the latter firm. It also said it has arranged $100 million in debt financing through the issuance of second lien...
- Research articles 2008-10-06
- Dust Networks Joins IPSO and Establishes Technical Requirements for Next Generation IP Wireless Sensor Networking
- HAYWARD, Calif. -- The wireless sensor networking industry reaches an important milestone as Dust Networks([R]), leading supplier of wireless sensor networking products, joins the Internet Protocol for Smart Objects IPSO Alliance as a founding member. The IPSO Alliance, affiliated with the Internet Engineering Task Force IETF, is focused on the...
- Research articles 2008-07-16
- NextWave Wireless Inc
- NextWave Wireless Inc. granted 1.7 million stock options to 87 new employees who worked at IP Wireless, a company it acquired in May for $100 million. Send any news' of locally based public companies to Mike Allen via e-mail at mallen@sdbj, com. He can be reached at (858) 277-6359.
- Research articles 2007-06-25
- Improved IP wireless network platform
- UTStarcom has added GSM capability to its MovingMedia 2000 end-to-end all-IP wireless network platform. Based on 3GPP2 standards specifications, the MovingMedia 2000 can be used by both incumbent and greenfield CDMA operators offering CDMA voice and data services over IP in the 450-, 800- and 1900-MHz frequencies. Operators...
- Research articles 2007-05-01
- Avaya Offer IP Wireless Devices for Mobile Workers
- Wireless News 04-23-2007 Avaya Offer IP Wireless Devices for Mobile Workers WIRELESS NEWS-April 23, 2007-Avaya Offer IP Wireless Devices for Mobile Workers C2007 10Meters - http://www.10meters.com Avaya announced new Internet protocol IP-based wireless devices for businesses...
- Research articles 2007-04-23
- NextWave buys Bay Area Telecom
- NextWave Buys Bay Area Telecom: NextWave Wireless Inc., a San Diego-based provider of mobile broadband products, signed an agreement to acquire IP Wireless, a San Bruno-based supplier of telecom network equipment, for $100 million. The deal involves $75 million in NextWave stock, and $25 million in cash. The price...
- Research articles 2007-04-16
- Sprint IP Wireless Relay Brings More Mobility to Deaf and Hard of Hearing BlackBerry Consumers
- OVERLAND PARK, Kan. -- Sprint (NYSE:S) today announced the full-scale launch of Sprint IP Wireless Relay, a new Sprint service that allows customers who are deaf or hard-of-hearing or who have a speech disability to use wireless relay services on their BlackBerry phones (with an operating system 4.0 or higher)....
- Research articles 2006-09-14
- Company Profile for ExaDigm, Inc
- ExaDigm is the leading innovator of IP wireless, wired and modular point-of-sale POS terminal solutions. Through a detailed understanding of the IP, wireless and point of sale industries, as well as through extensive relationships with financial institutions, ISOs, and transaction processors, ExaDigm provides innovative and technology based solutions that increase...
- Research articles 2006-01-20
- UMTS450 wireless
- IP Wireless www.ipwireless.com It's a technology that's gaining momentum. According to In-Stat, CDMA450 subscribers will increase from approximately 1 million by the end of 2004 to over 2.5 million by 2009. IP Wireless wants to ride this momentum. The UMTS450 is a packet-based data/voice offering that uses IPWireless'...
- Research articles 2005-08-01
- Czech operator to use IP Wireless technology.(Late News)
- Czech operator to use IP Wireless technology T-Mobile Czech Republic said it plans to launch a wireless broadband network using IP Wireless Inc.'s UMTS TDD technology by the end of this year. The carrier noted that broadband services are avai ...
- Research articles 2005-06-20
- Avaya Bolsters Healthcare Client Base
- Wireless News 04-10-2005 Avaya Bolsters Healthcare Client Base WIRELESS NEWS-April 10, 2005-Avaya Bolsters Healthcare Client Base C2005 10Meters - http://www.10meters.com Avaya this week reported that three health-care organizations are leveraging its mobility solutions to improve patient...
- Research articles 2005-04-10
- IP Wireless wins Swedish customer.(Global Wireless)
- Swedish company Atenit said it will deploy a UMTS TDD network using technology developed by U.S.-based IP Wireless. Atenit, a wireless broadband carrier, will deploy the network over a six-month period with full coverage expected in the Kalmar regi Swedish company Atenit said it...
- Research articles 2004-12-20
- VoWLAN gateway
- The W310 WLAN Gateway and W 110 WLAN Access Point together provide a voice-optimized WLAN infrastructure that scales to support midsize to large enterprise deployments. When combined with the company's Communication Manager and associated wireless devices, like 3616 and 3626 IP wireless telephones, or Windows-based PCs and PDAs running IP...
- Research articles 2004-11-01
- IP wireless: giant hot spots ahead
- One of the challenges facing 3G systems today is changing user expectations regarding broadband. Current data speeds from 2.5G and even most 3G systems do not impress compared to DSL or cable modems. There's Wi-Fi, of course, but what Wi-Fi offers in speed, it lacks in coverage, forcing users to...
- Research articles 2004-07-01
- IP Wireless Ships Dual-Band Devices
- Wireless News 05-16-2004 IP Wireless Ships Dual-Band Devices WIRELESS NEWS-16 May 2004-IP Wireless Ships Dual-Band Devices C2004 10Meters - http://www.10meters.com IPWireless has started shipping dual-band devices that allow users to roam across UMTS TDD networks in...
- Research articles 2004-05-16
- Hot spots go wide: between 3G's underwhelming speeds and Wi-Fi's limited coverage, some companies have been talking up an alternative 3G vision—all-IP, wide-area wireless networks. It's not just talk anymore
- Ask anyone today where the promise of 3G mobile went sour, and they're likely to point back to two things: the exorbitant cost of spectrum and/or the slower-than-expected development of the technology, particularly the handsets. If you ask an engineer, they'll say it's the data throughput. They've got a...
- Research articles 2004-04-15
- Will the real 4G please stand up? It's all about usefulness in the end. The user experiences of 3G handsets and IP wireless may overlap, but they're not necessarily interchangeable
- It says a lot when the highlight of a conference dedicated to 3G is a panel session on 4G, which was the case at just such a conference in Tokyo in mid-January. At least, it was for me. Not that I've already written off 3G as a lost cause--it's just...
- Research articles 2004-03-01
- Andrew and IP Wireless jointly develop technology that enables sharing of 3G cell site antennas; Duplexer reduces expense and complexity of deployments for 3G operators.
- M2 PRESSWIRE-23 February 2004-ANDREW CORPORATION: Andrew and IP Wireless jointly develop technology that enables sharing of 3G cell site antennas; Duplexer reduces expense and complexity of deployments for 3G operatorsC1994-2004 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:02232004 Orland Park, IL: Andrew Corporation and IP...
- Research articles 2004-02-23
- IP Wireless Supplying Major Broadband Rollout in Malaysia
- Fixed wireless broadband equipment vendor IPWireless has scored another Asian contract, this time for what is being called one of the largest commercial wireless broadband deployments to date. The San Bruno, Calif.-based company will supply equipment as part of a project coordinated by Thales Group for Malaysian operator AtlasONE. The...
- Research articles 2003-08-07
- What they remember: there's evidence of a wireless broadband finance bubble, but don't expect that to flow into the mainstream any time soon
- Share markets ebb and flow, but it seems venture capitalism never dies. How else can one explain the more than $500 million that has gone into financing wireless chip start-ups this past year? According to at least two reports, the bulk has gone into ultra wideband and wireless LAN--both extremely...
- Research articles 2003-01-15
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