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3G wireless data: about to break?

Although the definitions of 3 and 4G wireless data networks, services, and terminals have been moving targets, some long-promised 3G capabilities are … External Source

Microsoft's Pink Smartphone To Rival iPhone On Verizon!!

It's crazy, we know. Just hours after hearing shockingly believable whispers that Apple's white-hot iPhone 3G could be sashaying over to Verizon Wireless, in flies a Wall Street Journal report asserting that the suits in Redmond are (also?) in talks ... External Source

Hardware and software approaches implement multiple radios

Miniaturization and emerging flexible software architectures will enable compact, low-power wireless devices to support communications standards rangi … External Source

In-Stat expects intense competition in UMDs

Annual shipments of mobile Internet devices and ultramobile PCs will reach 19 million units in 2013, according to market analysis firm In-Stat. The broader category of ultramobile devices is expected to hit 656 million units in the same year, In-Stat ... External Source

FPGA IP completes wireless-backhaul method

Wintegra’s third-generation UFE3 (universal-front-end-3) IP (intellectual-property) core for high-channel-density, wireless-backhaul designs pro … External Source

NetComm 3G18Wn router works with USB 3G modems

A new wireless router from NetComm provides a way of getting more use from your 3G wireless modem. External Source

RFIDs power themselves

The IC Insider takes a look at the charge pump of Alien Technology's Alien Higgs RFID. External Source

A universal algorithm for implementing an infrared decoder

A microcontroller-based remote-control design provides the flexibility and ease of upgrade necessary to support a diversity of modern infrared protocols. External Source

Texas Instruments announces dual 14-bit, 250-Msample/sec AD

Texas Instruments has introduced a dual 14-bit, 250-Msample/sec ADC that combines high performance with low power consumption. External Source

40- and 100-Gbps Ethernet brings new test challenges

IEEE P802.3ba will define an architecture for 40- and 100-Gbps Ethernet, giving rise to new test equipment and test techniques. External Source

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