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Local Case Worker Moves Throughout Portland at New Speeds with WiMAX
posted by Suzy Ramirez on August 18, 2009 at Technology@Intel
It’s hard to imagine how we used to get our work done before laptops, Google and the Internet came along. Remember when we used to fax documents, send printed mail or use dial-up to access the Internet? I constantly have...
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tagged: broadband, Internet, mobile, Portland, Wi-Fi, WiMAX, wireless
Portland Youth Experience WiMAX "Outside the Walls"
posted by Suzy Ramirez on April 30, 2009 at Technology@Intel
The "Digital Divide" as we understand it doesn't just exist in rural or third-world countries. The possibility to bridge this Divide can be realized in our own backyard, and WiMAX wireless Internet broadband here in Portland is helping us reach that potential....
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tagged: 4G, broadband, Clear, Clearwire, Computer Clubhouse, Digital Divide, Intel, Internet, MIT, WiMAX, wireless
The Winner Takes It All?
posted by Suzy Ramirez on April 02, 2009 at Technology@Intel
Ultrawide-band vs. Bluetooth; Betamax vs. VHS; Blu-Ray vs. HD-DVD. All are examples of classic format battles that have resulted in one winner dominating in their respective industries. Recent coverage and a few sensational comments suggest that the next battle in...
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tagged: 4G, broadband, devices, Intel, LTE, mobile, netbook, notebook, WiMAX, wireless
The Second Wi-Fi Revolution
posted by David Angell on January 13, 2009 at Technology@Intel
Guest post by Randy Nickel, Wireless Marketing Director, Mobile Platforms Group By now you take for granted that any notebook (or Netbook) you purchase has Wi-Fi built-in. The essential need for flexible connectivity that made Wi-Fi ubiquitous on notebooks is...
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tagged: cedevices, intelcentrino2, intelmywifi, mywifi, wifi, wifipan, wireless
A Smarter 802.11 Draft-N
posted by David Angell on October 16, 2008 at Technology@Intel
I remember when I got my first 802.11b Wi-Fi network at home. Back then 11Mbps easily handled the demands of my small digital world. But the digital contents of my life grew in size. 802.11g Wi-Fi came along with 54Mbps....
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tagged: 802.11, draftn, intelcentrino2, intelultimatenwifilink5300, intelwifilink5300, wifi, wireless
News Watch: WiMAX in Baltimore; Early Reviews
posted by Bill Kircos on October 06, 2008 at Technology@Intel
Wednesday is the day…Sprint-Nextel and its XOHM unit, Intel and several partners will be in Baltimore to officially unveil the U.S.’s first 4G network based on WiMAX. Creating and deploying a tailor-made network for broadband wireless Internet access, speedy Intel-based...
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tagged: Centrino 2, Sprint, WiMAX, wireless, Xohm
Tiny Mobile Internet Devices Hitting the Bigtime
posted by Ken Kaplan on September 23, 2008 at Technology@Intel
When in Rome, do as the Romans do…with MIDs! Imagine strolling through the Colosseum wirelessly connected to the Internet and sharing the experience with the world using the video camera on you mobile Internet device! BenQ booted up its Intel...
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tagged: Intel Atom, Intel Software Community, MID, Mobile Internet Device, wireless
Why WiMAX? See Its Potential
posted by Bill Kircos on September 08, 2008 at Technology@Intel
Intel’s Sean Maloney got to literally test drive Clearwire’s upcoming WiMAX network while visiting Portland, Oregon a few weeks ago. Check out the promise of a WiMAX network - the ability someday soon to drive around town and always be...
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tagged: Centrino 2, Clearwire, Maloney, Sprint, WiMAX, wireless, Xohm
My personal Wi-Fi network -- on display at IDF
posted by Kari Aakre on August 19, 2008 at Technology@Intel
Last Friday, in madness of last minute preparations for IDF this week, I took a break and headed to one of the mobility labs at our Hillsboro, Ore. campus. This particular lab is one where the mobile group is showcasing...
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tagged: Centrino, IDF2008, Intel, laptop, Wi-fi, wireless
Video: Sneak Peek at Intel Atom-Powered Devices Appearing at IDF
posted by Ken Kaplan on August 18, 2008 at Technology@Intel
Last September, just prior to the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco 2007, I met up with Intel’s Mark Parker, who gave us a sneak peak at a wafer filled with Intel Atom processors (back then codenamed Silverthorne). Seeing a...
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tagged: IDF, IDF2008, Intel Atom, MID, Mobile Internet Device, Wireless
WiMAX momentum continues with deployments & investments
posted by Gregory Ofili on July 23, 2008 at Technology@Intel
First, let me take a moment to comment on my post earlier this week in response to an article written about WiMAX’s momentum. We are all professionals, but occasionally, the passion for our various positions does spill over. I was...
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tagged: 4G, intel, telecommunications, WiMAX, wireless
Extreme Mobility Art and Tech Reaching New Heights
posted by Ken Kaplan on July 12, 2008 at Technology@Intel
Note: This post was written by Intel’s Elvin Ong. Intel has recoiled tightly and about to uncork a new level of mobile computing with Intel Centrino 2. It’s the latest essential ingredients inside laptops jacking up performance, improving battery life...
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tagged: battery life, Centrino 2, intelcentrino2, mobility, Parkour, performance, wireless
WiMAX and LTE – Our View
posted by Kari Aakre on June 06, 2008 at Technology@Intel
This post is a special one in that I’m posting comments from our wireless CTO here at Intel about some confusion and misinformation around Intel’s take on WiMAX and LTE 4G wireless technologies that has been of great discussion this...
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tagged: intel, lte 4g, WiMAX, wireless
WiMAX History in the Making
posted by Kari Aakre on May 07, 2008 at Technology@Intel
If you haven’t heard the news yet, check out the press release that Clearwire and Sprint issued bright and early this morning (I was wide awake at 3 a.m. when the news hit). The two companies entered into an agreement...
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tagged: Centrino, Intelwimax, laptops, mobility, notebooks, wimax, wireless
VIDEO: Ingredients Improving Mobile Computing
posted by Ken Kaplan on April 03, 2008 at Technology@Intel
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tagged: IDF2008, Intel Centrino2, laptops, Montevina, WiMAX, wireless
A Wireless World Away from IDF…WiMAXing @ CTIA in Las Vegas
posted by Kari Aakre on April 03, 2008 at Technology@Intel
If you’ve been reading all of the Intel blogs lately, you’d think nothing else was going on in the world outside of the Intel Developer Forum in Shanghai this week. But… there was. The CTIA Wireless show took over Las...
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tagged: car, ctia, idf, laptops, nokia, notebook, tablet, wimax, wireless
A Sneak Peek into Intel's Future
posted by Ken Kaplan on March 19, 2008 at Technology@Intel
The Intel Developer Forum has been one of the most tech inspiring gatherings I’ve participated in since joining Intel in 2000. The latest incremental advancements, demonstrations that show visionaries are not creating pie in the sky, and the roadmap updates....
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tagged: Developer, Hardware, IDF, IDF2008, IDFShanghai08, Innovation, Intel Atom, Mobile Devices, Mobility, Nehalem, Shanghai, Tukwila, virtualization, Wi-Fi, WiMAX, Wireless
Happy 5th Anniversary Centrino!
posted by Connie Brown on March 12, 2008 at Technology@Intel
First of all I must say that I don’t even feel like I’m worthy enough to blog about this important anniversary. There are so many engineers, marketing folks and executives that have put their blood sweat and tears into this...
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tagged: anniversary, Centrino, Intel, laptops, mobility, notebooks, pcs, Wi-Fi, wireless
Let's not forget Intel and the WiMAX chopper
posted by Johnny Waterschoot on February 14, 2008 at Technology@Intel
Did I mention that Intel was also at the Mobile World Congress? We are showing a number of devices there, focused on WiMAX of course, but also some nice demo’s of Mobile Internet devices, ultramobile devices, and telco demo’s...
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tagged: Intel, mobile, Mobile World Congress, wireless, wmc; WiMAX; waterschoot; IMS
Open standards and the 4G cycle
posted by Johnny Waterschoot on February 14, 2008 at Technology@Intel
Tagging on my previous post about Android and the iPhone: Richard Wong over at Contentinople elaborates on the trends towards more open standards. With Intel being a founding member of the Open Handset Alliance, this is something I do like...
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tagged: Intel, LTE, mobile, Mobile World Congress, open standards, waterschoot, WiMAX, wireless, wmc
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