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• Mobile WiMAX Gains Momentum A handful of WiMAX service providers account for most of the nearly 2 million mobile WiMAX subscribers expected by the end of 2009.
• WiMax Struggles for Broadband Share The wireless technology is carving out niche markets, but making little headway with the masses, research firm reports.
• WiMax Is (Still) on Its Way. Maybe. Will urban users really be able to ditch their cable modems, T1 setups, DSL lines and Wi-Fi routers by 2010?
• Sprint President Takes a Shot (Or Two) at AT&T 3G Says 3G networks are no match for consumers' voracious (and growing) appetite for wireless broadband
• First 4G Android-Based Smartphone May Arrive in 2010 From Sprint The carrier needs a device and some apps to convey the wow factor of its WiMax technology.
• Hands-On With the Samsung Mondi Samsung’s mobile Internet device has much to like, but it has flaws, too—both in performance and design.
• Comcast Deploys WiMax 4G Broadband Comcast just became the wireless Internet vendor to beat by offering 4G wireless Internet in Portland, Oregon.
• Don't Overhype WiMAX Speeds, Analyst Warns An analyst from Pyramid Research says WiMAX operators who overhype their networks' peak speeds risk angering early adopters.
• World Tech Update: Intel Fined, Eye Tracking, and More... Intel is fined i Europe, iRobot sends battles bots, eye tracking systems, and more.
• CTIA: Samsung Unveils the Mondi WiMax Mobile Device At the CTIA Wireless trade show in Las Vegas, Samsung unveils the Mondi, a mobile Internet device that will run on Clearwire's WiMax data service.
• Clearwire Hires Big-Carrier CEO Clearwire named former Vodafone executive William Morrow as CEO, with current CEO Benjamin Wolff becoming co-chairman.
• WiMax Florishes -- but Globally, Not Locally, Intel Says Intel is still urging WiMax development, but not always in the United States.
• Taiwan Revamps WiMax Plans The global economic crisis has taken a bite out of plans to roll out WiMax, the speedy new wireless broadband technology.
• Sprint Announces Dual-Mode USB Modem for Wimax, 3G Sprint Nextel has announced the first USB modem for connecting laptops and other devices to both Wimax and 3G networks.
• WiMax Market Set to Slide Next Year The market for WiMax is set to decline in 2009, as mobile WiMax is hit both by the economic squeeze and industry competition.
• Mobile WiMax May Not Make Corporate Connections Sprint Nextel's Xohm network is live in one city and being rolled out in more. But WiMax technology has some enterprise limitations.
• WiMax Is Here: What You Need to Know Early adopters, analysts reveal the pros and cons of the wireless broadband service.
• Sprint's 4G Xohm WiMax: How Fast Is It? In our hands-on tests, the new Xohm network was fast and smooth -- but for now, you have to be in Baltimore.
• Three Minutes on WiMax with Clearwire's Chief The Clearwire CEO discusses Wimax's strengths and enterprise apps, plus the company's plans to build a nationwide net.
• WiMax's Woes Are a Boon to MobileAccess Companies find more uses for WiMax, but indoor transmissions may be trouble spots.
• At WiMAX World, a Technology in Search of Its Niche WiMAX is here, but its role is still up in the air.
• Sprint's WiMax Shines on Price, Not on Coverage Analysis: The Xohm service blazes trails as the first national broadband service in the U.S. using WiMax high-speed wireless technology.
• Sprint Launches Xohm WiMax Network in Baltimore Sprint Nextel launched its mobile Wimax broadband network in the city of Baltimore on Monday.
• Putting WiMax to the Test A Maryland college is a proof of concept for mobile broadband before commercial implementations launch.
• WiMax Far Ahead of LTE at Japan's NEC NEC's WiMax equipment will be running in up to three networks and 20 trials by the end of this year, while its LTE equipment will be in just two.