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  • WiGig may change the face of Wi-Fi
    There have been several fast wireless standards competing for attention over the past few years but WiGig may just have the best chance of cracking the market.
  • Cheaper or better? Vendors fight for 802.11n
    Did you think 802.11n was done and dusted? Aruba claims it can get massive speed boosts without breaking the standard, while Ruckus says its architecture allows it to slash prices
  • The rise and fall of the ultraportable
    Devices like the Asus Eee have changed our expectations of mobile computing. Or have they? We take stock of the real impact.

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Reviews

  • Samsung NC20 netbook
    It's smaller than a conventional laptop but bigger than today's netbooks. Is this, in fact, genius?
  • DiVitas Client and Server
    Unified communications is one of those phrases that has a variety of meanings. DiVitas take it as a way to make your mobile work overtime by doubling as your work phone too. And despite the limited number of phones that the software supports, it's a technology that works very well.
  • Palm Treo Pro
    Windows Mobile is the Marmite of mobile operating systems: some users love the ease with which it enables access to business, while a good many more hate it. One self-proclaimed fan found that this phone uses Windows to fine effect.
  • BlackBerry Bold 9000
    So here it is; the most anticipated BlackBerry handset to date. The BlackBerry Bold 9000 is a quad-band handset with both HSDPA (high speed downlink packet access) 3G and GPS navigation that its maker, Research In Motion, hopes will cause as much of a furore as the iPhone 3G.
  • Truphone v4.0 VoIP-over-mobile
    Here's an interesting idea. Millions of people make VoIP phone calls over the Internet from their PCs, or using special handsets, so why not do the same thing with a humble mobile phone? Truphone is one such application.

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