A report finds that ultrawide band signals have demonstrated 'serious' interference with air navigation systems. A tiny company teams up with a corporate giant to get a chunk of spectrum. Companies that subsidize PCs and Internet access for their employees face a growing, unexpected demand for remote access to corporate e-mail and applications. Lucent Technologies introduced a product portfolio called the Lucent Mobile Experience aimed at mobile operators interested in launching wireless Internet services. Vodafone is giving assurance that it is still very enthusiastic about the prospect of new mobile telecommunications technologies, even though the building of the networks may take longer than originally planned.
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Even advocates acknowledge the wall remains strong and tall between TV and the Internet. Mobile phone operators expect content to fuel their revenue stream and help them repay the enormous investments made for 3G mobile phone licenses and networks. IBM announced that it will join with other leading chip makers to develop a new manufacturing technology viewed by many as critical for the continued advancement of microprocessors and other types of silicon chips. Intel has a plan to get the individual component makers of laptop computers working in unison to optimize the company's low-power Mobile Pentium III SpeedStep processors. You are now Mike Armstrong.