Consumers who know nothing about new Internet telephone technologies but don't want to miss out on the action could be interested in this development: Manufacturers of cordless digital telephones plan to add IP (Internet Protocol) capability to a new generation of home communication and entertainment devices.
Huawei Technologies Co. plans to increase its investments in research and development to expand its patent portfolio for mobile phone technologies, making it less dependent on intellectual property from other manufacturers, a senior executive said Tuesday.
The CSIRO is claiming to have developed high-speed wireless technology capable of transmitting data faster and more efficiently than previous methods.
Unwired has won a $1.9 million Commercial Ready AusIndustry grant to further develop and commercialise its world-first wireless network management tool, Gyro Wireless.
Sun Microsystems is going to where the carriers are to unveil new features on its platform for mobile content delivery platform.
Semiconductor manufacturer, LSI Logic, will acquire Agere Systems, creating a combined chip-making company with enough scale to compete for greater market share in segments including hard disks and digital media players.
Computer peripheral maker Belkin said it has settled a patent infringement complaint brought against it by software giant Microsoft.
NEC Business Solutions Ltd. will no longer operate as a stand-alone business and will be integrated into NEC Australia Pty. Ltd from April 1, 2007.
During a presentation at the IEEE Globecom 2006 Expo in San Francisco on Tuesday, Alan Crouch, director and general manager at Intel's Communications Technology Lab told the audience to expect Intel to put a pre-standard version of IEEE 802.11n Wi-Fi into its Centrino chips by next year.
Administrators are deciding the fate of West Australian infrastructure provider, Cape Range Wireless. The company will know whether it will be sold or restructured by the end of next month.
