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Flying Through The Data Cloud: The perfect cell phone

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Flying Through The Data Cloud. Posts from Sean Heath on trends, headlines and innovations in the wireless industry. Tuesday, May 15, 2007. The perfect cell phone. I think the perfect cell phone was the Star Trek Communicator. Think about it. It could communicate over insanely long distances, and under any kind of weather condition. S It worked inside buildings, in caves and tunnels, anywhere. However, if Sprint is able to strike gold on some of its indoor WiMax claims, then it could become a significant ...

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Flying Through The Data Cloud: Growing like the cells of your skin

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Flying Through The Data Cloud. Posts from Sean Heath on trends, headlines and innovations in the wireless industry. Saturday, June 9, 2007. Growing like the cells of your skin. Telecom cells and the cells of your skin are not as different as you might think. In both contexts, cells serve as basic building blocks, from which larger organisms can be created. Within a wireless context, cells are both a basic building block for a larger organism (the cellular network), and an agent for social interaction.

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Flying Through The Data Cloud: Another new microcell application: Marathons

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Flying Through The Data Cloud. Posts from Sean Heath on trends, headlines and innovations in the wireless industry. Friday, April 6, 2007. Another new microcell application: Marathons. It seems as if every week another new application surfaces for microcells- those small wireless cell sites you might see on light poles or traffic lights around your city. Fans following the Chicago Marathon can duck into designated Starbucks cafes along the race route, where volunteers with laptops will be able to check o...

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Flying Through The Data Cloud: May 2007

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Flying Through The Data Cloud. Posts from Sean Heath on trends, headlines and innovations in the wireless industry. Friday, May 25, 2007. Can cell phones and "smart" keys co-exist? However, here's something to keep in mind. Don't keep your cell phone in the same pocket. A statement released May 23 by Nissan North America indicated that some cell-phone models can interfere with the wireless functionality of the smart key if the phones are within an inch of the chips in the plastic. Is available with Intel...

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Flying Through The Data Cloud: April 2007

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Flying Through The Data Cloud. Posts from Sean Heath on trends, headlines and innovations in the wireless industry. Friday, April 6, 2007. Another new microcell application: Marathons. It seems as if every week another new application surfaces for microcells- those small wireless cell sites you might see on light poles or traffic lights around your city. Fans following the Chicago Marathon can duck into designated Starbucks cafes along the race route, where volunteers with laptops will be able to check o...

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Flying Through The Data Cloud: August 2007

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Flying Through The Data Cloud. Posts from Sean Heath on trends, headlines and innovations in the wireless industry. Friday, August 3, 2007. Did you know that your wallet has now gone wireless? An organization, called the Near Field Communications Forum www.nfc-forum.org. The following description of near-field communication was quoted from the nfc-forum web site, and provides an interesting overview of this emerging retail trend. NFC can be used with a variety of devices, from mobile phones that enable p...

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Flying Through The Data Cloud: A COW That Doesn't Produce Milk

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Flying Through The Data Cloud. Posts from Sean Heath on trends, headlines and innovations in the wireless industry. Friday, May 18, 2007. A COW That Doesn't Produce Milk. When is a COW not a cow? With havin so much content and articles do you ever run. My blog has a lot of exclusive content Ive either written myself or outsourced but it looks like a lot of it is popping it up all over the web without my authorization. Do you know any solutions to help protect against content from being stolen? Http:/ www...

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Flying Through The Data Cloud: March 2007

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Flying Through The Data Cloud. Posts from Sean Heath on trends, headlines and innovations in the wireless industry. Tuesday, March 13, 2007. Can coffee be bad for your cell phone? Definitely, if you drop your RAZR or PEBL into your frappaccino. But, consider another situation. You're at a conference with three hundred strangers, and you're anxiously checking your watch, waiting for the speaker to announce the morning break so you can call your office to check your messages. In the future, there will be m...

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Flying Through The Data Cloud: Can cell phones and "smart" keys co-exist?

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Flying Through The Data Cloud. Posts from Sean Heath on trends, headlines and innovations in the wireless industry. Friday, May 25, 2007. Can cell phones and "smart" keys co-exist? However, here's something to keep in mind. Don't keep your cell phone in the same pocket. A statement released May 23 by Nissan North America indicated that some cell-phone models can interfere with the wireless functionality of the smart key if the phones are within an inch of the chips in the plastic. Is available with Intel...