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		International Telephony Service, National and International public telegraph service, National and International telex service, data transmission, maritime mobile service, facsimile service, international television transmission, international photo telegram service, voice cast transmission, IDS service (satnet), INMARSAT service, National and International leased circuits, Fixed wireless local loop telephony in the 800 MHZ frequency band.
		The following services using wireless local loop technology Fixed basic telephony Data transmission, Payphone, Voicemail, Facsimile The licence does not authorise the provision of mobile telecommunication services
		The following services using wireless local loop technology Fixed basic telephony, Data transmission, Payphone, Voicemail, Facsimile The license does not authorise the provision of mobile telecommunication services
	www.lanka.net /trcsl/fixed%20telephony.htm (117 words)

	August 98 - Catch a Mobile Data Network to Go
		By using a commercial wireless provider, your agency avoids investing significant cost and time constructing a fixed, private infrastructure (for most private systems, the fixed infrastructure can account for 40 percent to 60 percent of the total one-time costs of a wireless data system).
		Commercial wireless networks are pushing the limits of wireless network bandwidth and data throughput, providing an attractive alternative for data-intensive applications.
		Data Network to Go any jurisdictions around the country are realizing the benefits of public-safety mobile data systems.
	www.govtech.net /magazine/gt/1998/aug/story1/story1.phtml (117 words)

	Wireless Fidelity - Speakeasy To Test High-Speed Wireless in Seattle
		WiMax is a new high-speed fixed wireless data transmission standard, also called 802.16e, after the committee of the IEEE that developed the standard.
		According to Speakeasy, downtown Seattle brings to the test environment "challenging geography and intense business demand for broadband services." Seattle is also an area with a rainy climate, which has sometimes been an impediment to the use of fixed-wireless technologies.
		The Speakeasy deployment in Seattle plans to offer initially speeds of 3mbps for both download and upload of data, and will include a service-level agreement for certain business applications.
	www.wirelessfidelitymag.com /hotnews/4bh1191927.html (248 words)

	Unstrung - Enter the MAN Haters - Wireless Networking News Analysis
		The 802.16a standard calls for a fixed, non-line-of-sight wireless standard that can operate in the 2GHz to 11GHz bands, transferring data at up to 70 Mbit/s over a range of up to 30 miles, quite different from the intent of the 802.20 working group.
		However, the 802.16e working group is intending to add some degree of mobility support to the fixed wireless standard (see MANs to Go Walkabout).
		These are the kinds of capabilities that a broadband wireless standard now has to support, Subramanian says.
	www.unstrung.com /document.asp?doc_id=31148 (838 words)

	Microwave Data Systems
		Whether it's data, video, still-frame images or voice, MDS wireless solutions are used in fixed and mobile applications supporting multiple protocols and devices all on one infrastructure.
		MDS has received the prestigious Frost and Sullivan 2004 Mobile Communications Excellence in Technology Award recognizing the innovation and superior technology behind our industrial wireless networking radios used for fixed and mobile solutions.
		July 22, 2005: Microwave Data Systems Announces the Shipment of the MDS entraNET 2400 Read More...
	www.microwavedata.com (838 words)

	IEEE issues new spec for high-speed wireless streaming - Computerworld
		The 802.15.3 standard for high-rate wireless personal-area networks (WPAN) allows networks to link as many as 245 wireless fixed and portable devices at data rates of up to 55Mbit/sec.
		The 802.15.3 standard allows networks based on this specification to coexist with other 802.15 WPANs, such as Bluetooth systems, and with 802.11 wireless LANs, especially 802.11b and 802.11g, which also operate in the 2.4-GHz band.
		The new WPAN standard uses the 2.4-GHz unlicensed frequency band and specifies raw data rates of 11M, 22M, 33M, 44M and 55Mbit/sec.
	www.computerworld.com /printthis/2003/0,4814,83837,00.html (490 words)

	Wireless Fidelity Networks
		The first thing you might notice is that some of the overhead varies in conjunction with the data rate of the wireless link, while other parts are fixed.
		Just as a portion of our incomes go to taxes that help keep society running smoothly, a portion of every data packet must be reserved as tax, or “overhead,” in a wireless network.
		The chart below shows the taxing structure for moving data across an 802.11 wireless network.
	www.wfnetworks.net /bandwidth_go.htm (490 words)

	IEC: Wireless Local Loop (WLL)
		Sometimes called radio in the loop (RITL) or fixed-radio access (FRA), WLL is a system that connects subscribers to the public switched telephone network (PSTN) using radio signals as a substitute for copper for all or part of the connection between the subscriber and the switch.
		In developed economies, WLL will help unlock competition in the local loop, enabling new operators to bypass existing wireline networks to deliver POTS and data access.
		So the question isn't will the local loop go wireless, but when and where.
	www.iec.org /online/tutorials/wll (219 words)

	PDAs, Bluetooth Wireless Networking & GPS Sat Nav Mobile Data Direct
		PDAs, Bluetooth Wireless Networking and GPS Sat Nav Mobile Data Direct
		Ericsson F250m Fixed Cellular Terminal for PBX applications
		Ericsson F221m Fixed Cellular Terminal for residential applicati
	www.mobiledatadirect.co.uk (502 words)

	The Wireless Telegraphy (Limitation of Number of Licences) Order 2003
		In this Schedule "Broadband Fixed Wireless Access" means the provision by means of a wireless communications system of two-way wireless communications links over which data may be transmitted and received at rates of at least 2 Mbits/second on demand.
		The availability of wireless telegraphy licences is limited at these frequencies by the technical frequency assignment criteria set out in the RA publication applying to the frequencies concerned[12].
		The availability of wireless telegraphy licences is limited at these frequencies by the technical frequency assignment criteria set out in the Technical Frequency Assignment Criteria for Television and Sound Broadcasting published by the RA[7].
	www.opsi.gov.uk /si/si2003/20031902.htm (3742 words)

	icie00.doc
		In the transport level, a WAP gateway is inserted between the wireless network and the client that acts as a proxy: encodes the WAP data into compact formats to reduce the size and number of packets traveling over the wireless network.
		The physical layer design of the wireless networks is not directly important in this context, although all the consequences are derived from the properties of the radio waves (infrared connections are not interesting in this context).
		GSM network offers typically 9.6 or 14.4 kbits/s transfer capacity for both downlink and uplink directions for the application data over CSD, although the nominal capacity of a logical channel used is ca 30 kbits/s.
	www.cs.uoi.gr /~pitoura/distribution/icie00.doc (3742 words)

	Wireless mesh network - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In a traditional wireless network where laptops connect to a single access point, each laptop has to share a fixed pool of bandwidth.
		Since this wireless Internet infrastructure has the potential to be much cheaper than the traditional type, many wireless community network groups are already creating wireless mesh networks.
		Nodes act as repeaters to transmit data from nearby nodes to peers that are too far away to reach, resulting in a network that can span large distances, especially over rough or difficult terrain.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wireless_mesh_network (767 words)

	Bell Canada International Consortium Wins Sao Paulo State Telecom License Creates Brazil's Largest Fixed Telephony Footprint
		The consortium plans to service the area primarily via state-of-the-art fixed wireless access technologies capable of providing a range of switched or internet-based services.
		- WLL International was formed in June, 1998 with the intent to become a leading provider of fixed telephony and data services in Latin America.
		The company's affiliated operations provide a range of high quality and innovative services to more than 3.6 million subscribers in eight countries, primarily via digital, wireless networks.
	www2.cdn-news.com /newsnet/1999/04/23/0423024n.html?cp=bi (805 words)

	CARLSON WIRELESS TECHNOLOGIES
		Our fixed wireless technology extends high-quality voice, data and video to locations with no telecom infrastructure.
		Carlson Wireless Technologies provides rural fixed wireless digital radio telephone systems worldwide.
		©2005 Carlson Wireless Technologies, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
	www.carlsonwireless.com (805 words)

	Wireless mesh network - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In a traditional wireless network where laptops connect to a single access point, each laptop has to share a fixed pool of bandwidth.
		Since this wireless Internet infrastructure has the potential to be much cheaper than the traditional type, many wireless community network groups are already creating wireless mesh networks.
		Nodes act as repeaters to transmit data from nearby nodes to peers that are too far away to reach, resulting in a network that can span large distances, especially over rough or difficult terrain.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wireless_mesh_network (898 words)

	Georgia Broadband Wireless ISPs : MAP of wireless Internet high speed in GA Georgia ISP service coverage
		Wireless service utilizes a series of towers and relay locations communicating with client antennas to exchange data at speeds of up to 3,000 KB per second.
		Akorn Access provides broadband fixed wireless to select areas of north Georgia including the city of Cumming in Forsyth county and the Amicalola and Burnt Mountain areas of Pickens, Lumpkin, and Dawson counties.
		Netlink provides affordable high-speed Wireless Internet, LAN and WLAN systems and equipment operating in the license-free spectrum and offers high-speed data transfer to subscribers in both directions.
	www.onelasvegas.com /wireless/GA.html (898 words)

	Unstrung - AT&T Sells Rogers Stake - Wireless Networking News Wire
		AT&T Wireless said the sale of its ownership interest in Rogers Wireless does not impact the extensive voice and data roaming capabilities already in place between the two companies.
		The sale by AWE of its shares of Rogers Wireless does not impact or change the extensive North American wireless voice and data roaming capabilities between the companies.
		Customers of both Rogers Wireless and AWE will continue to enjoy the powerful benefits of seamless wireless roaming between Canada and the U.S. on North America's largest combined GSM/GPRS network.
	www.unstrung.com /document.asp?doc_id=59287 (948 words)

	Wireless Broadband Access Technologies (Linktionary term)
		Wireless broadband access systems have relatively high data rates and the target subscriber is often an entire enterprise rather than an individual subscriber.
		In addition, wireless broadband is called FWBA (fixed wireless broadband access) if the system does not support mobile users, but some systems do allow mobility within a small range of the base station.
		This topic is also about "fixed" wireless systems, as opposed to mobile wireless systems.
	www.linktionary.com /w/wireless_broadband.html (478 words)

	Fixed Low-Frequency Broadband Wireless Access Radio Systems
		Fixed broadband wireless access (BWA) is a communication system that provides digital two-way voice, data, Internet, and video services, making use of a point-to-multipoint topology.
		The fixed wireless market for broadband megabit per second transmission rates is growing for providing an easily deployable low-cost solution, compared with existing cable and digital subscriber line (xDSL) technologies for dense and suburban environments.
		Fixed low-frequency BWA radio systems at 3.5 and 10.5 GHz were presented as an attractive solution.
	www.comsoc.org /pubs/sample/ci1/Private/2001/Sep/danesh.html (2367 words)

	EETimes.com - Fixed broadband wireless access versus wireless LANs
		Fixed wireless access systems support a broader mix of services including voice, which is notorious for its small packet size.
		In the time domain the symbols are composed of the FFT (fast Fourier transform) interval, from which the data is extracted, and from a Guard Interval (GI), which serves as a 'junkyard' for the echoes from the previous symbol and prevents them from littering the FFT interval.
		The demand for broadband access to information created a new generation of wireless solutions both for the home and enterprise environment.
	www.eetimes.com /story/OEG20020412S0079 (1378 words)

	Bell Telecommunication Philippines Inc.
		BellTel has recently acquired and has deployed as part of the expansion of its existing fixed wireless network, Non-Line of Sight point to multipoint radio systems for delivering converged voice and data services to its subscribers.
		The University of the East recently upgraded their inter-campus broadband connections to accommodate increased data traffic during enrollment for the 2nd semester of School year 2004-2005.
		UE Utilizes Bandwidth on Demand to Up Inter-Campus Bandwidth for Enrollment
	www.belltel.ph (207 words)

	Intel Explores Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) Solutions
		A Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) is a flexible data communications system that can either replace or extend a wired LAN to provide added functionality.
		A traditional, wired local area network (LAN) sends packets of data from one piece of equipment to another across cables or wires.
		No longer does an infrastructure need to be solid and fixed, difficult to move, and expensive to change.
	www.intel.com /business/bss/infrastructure/wireless/solutions (207 words)

	Telecommunications, radiocommunications & postal regulation Ireland - licenses, mobile masts, fixed wireless access, telephone numbering - Commission for Communications Regulation
		The proposed new licences will facilitate the provision of relatively high-speed wireless internet access and other data communications services.
		Telecommunications, radiocommunications & postal regulation Ireland - licenses, mobile masts, fixed wireless access, telephone numbering - Commission for Communications Regulation
		The Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg) is holding a competition to award 3 National Licences for the provision of Wide Band Data Services.
	www.odtr.ie /sector?stv4=TSG&s=4&navid=179 (697 words)

	Wi-LAN'S Libra 5800 Fixed Wireless Access Product Receives FCC Approval
		This capability increases fixed wireless access subscriber coverage, from conventional levels of 50% or less, to levels that can exceed 90%, making the wireless service provider's business model much more compelling, particularly in high-density urban areas.
		Wi-LAN has been providing market-leading fixed wireless access products since 1995, and OFDM-based products since 1999, so Wi-LAN customers are buying products from the most experienced company in the broadband fixed wireless access equipment business.
		(5) NLOS (Non-Line-of-Sight or Non-LOS) capability allows fixed wireless access networks to be configured without the requirement that antennas at the customer premises locations be visible from the base station antenna.
	quickstart.clari.net /qs_se/webnews/wed/ck/Bwi-lan.REHE_DSU.html (1825 words)

	IM 101: Wireless Village
		The Wireless Village System Architecture is a client/server-based system, where the server is the IMPS server and the clients can be mobile terminals/devices, fixed PC clients or other services and applications.
		With revenues from IM and presence increasing -- Wireless Village quoted a Gartner Group study as saying that messaging will be the number one data-revenue source for carriers in the next five years -- the IMPS spec defines how the system should interface with existing wireless network infrastructures.
		Wireless Village's strategy is to help wireless network operators to make money on new services, while at the same time help their end-users communicate with one another regardless of the provider they use.
	www.instantmessagingplanet.com /security/article.php/977251 (1111 words)

	Substitution and Convergence Is there a future for fixed telephony?
		Finally, there is a more complex strategy that covers all the others, seeking to take advantage of the combination of the different networks (fixed analogue plus DSL plus wireless broadband plus TV plus cellular), of voice-data-image signals, and of synchronous/asynchronous transmissions to invent new services.
		Fixed telephony services and their operators, especially the incumbents, who have hitherto derived a significant share of their revenues (and their profits!) in this segment, seem to have reached a turning point in their history.
		Moreover, in regard to operating profitability, it has been possible to maintain a comparatively high margin in fixed telephony, and despite investments and therefore the accompanying amortisation in the case of cellular networks, break-even point in the mobile sector was reached fairly quickly.
	www.gii.co.jp /press/iu18613_en.shtml (922 words)

	How about a fixed and wireless phone?
		Reliance is also targeting large and medium corporations and small enterprises to use the Reliance Fixed Wireless Terminal voice applications to connect their PBXnetworks and data applications for low cost countrywide application deployment like ATM connectivity, headquarters-branch connectivity, CRM applications and travel reservations applications.
		While fixed wireless phones gives you similar benefits as that of a WLL limited mobility phone, the difference is that the former offers terminals which are bulkier like in fixed telephones as compared to the sleeky WLL mobile handsets.
		While the WLL fixed wireless services is being offered by a number of basic telecom players like Bharti Telenet in Madhya Pradesh, HFCL in Punjab, MTNL in New Delhi and Mumbai and Shyam in Rajasthan, the key players are Reliance Infocomm and Tata Teleservices since they are offering these services in larger number of cities.
	www.rediff.com /money/2003/sep/09betterlife.htm (857 words)

	"Fixed" cell phone - DR1 Forums
		Strange Stephen, I have one of those (suspended at the moment) and I was told both by Codetel and Tricom that they don't have wireless data transmission available yet.
		I had a fixed cell phone (still on the wall but not used) from Tricom before codetel put in lines in my area.
		It was the only phone I had so I know it was the one.
	www.dr1.com /forums/showthread.php?threadid=20543 (246 words)

	Operators launch global fixed-mobile phone alliance InfoWorld News 2004-07-15 By John Blau, IDG News Service
		Data speeds up to 700Kbps will be possible in the wireless Bluetooth cell, where calls could also be priced at normal fixed-line rates or lower, he said.
		These phones will allow users at home or in the office to link to Bluetooth base stations with their fixed broadband connections, and to roam onto mobile networks when outside the Bluetooth footprint.
		Bluetooth will be the technology of choice until 3G phones with Wi-Fi capability become available at prices comparable for high-end mobile phones, according to Andrews.
	www.infoworld.com /article/04/07/15/HNfixedmobilephone_1.html (1142 words)

	Wireless Phones and Telephony
		Bluetooth wireless standard supported by the RIM/Blackberry SIG Developer Program is designed primarily as a cable replacement, with a short-range (30 feet range) and a raw data transmission rate of 1Mbps.
		TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) is a wireless technology that allows for digital transmission of radio signals between a mobile device and a fixed radio base station.
		XScale is a RISC-based architecture, but the "Wireless MMX" of the PXA27x (Bulverde) family have 43 new SIMD instructions containing the full MMX instruction set and the integer instructions from Intel's SSE instruction set (along with some instructions unique to the XScale) which boosts speed in decoding and encoding of multimedia and in game playing.
	www.wilsonmar.com /wireless.htm (1142 words)

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