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• Novatel Wireless MiFi 2200 This credit card-size device provides supereasy mobile broadband access.
• AT&T Wi-fi Hotspots Expand in Europe, China Customers of AT&T's remote access enterprise solution will be able to connect to corporate networks from public locations across Eastern Europe, the UK, and China.
• Wireless Regulation: Great, and Terrible Wireless carriers don't get enough credit for delivering a solid service at a reasonable price.
• Clearwire: 'You WILL be Assimilated' It doesn't always pay to be an early adopter, as I battle Clearwire's robocalling army pushing an upgrade that occurred months ago.
• How Will the $7.2 Billion Allotted for Broadband Stimulus Be Spent? Though a number of details are vague, many people in tech and telecom circles hope that the $7.2 billion allotment for broadband in the newly enacted federal economic stimulus package marks the beginning of a nationwide broadband strategy.
• 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.
• The Right to Free Broadband As the FCC nears its vote on whether to open AWS-3 for auction, the Commerce Department has made a stand in favor of stifling innovation.
• FCC Cancels Meeting After Warning The FCC cancelled a Dec. 18 meeting after two lawmakers warned the agency it should focus on the digital TV transition.
• Four Reasons Why You Should Care About White Space The FCC's decision to open up white space to broadband devices could lead to cheaper wireless devices and ultra-fast connections.
• Five Ways to Get Free Wi-Fi, Even in Bad Times Here are five ways to hitch a free ride on the Internet connectivity train.
• 20 Crazy Things People Do to Get Wi-Fi Connections Results from a new survey show the unsafe, illegal and downright bizarre things people do for Wi-Fi access.
• Is Free Wi-Fi Good Businesss? Retailers try a variety of approaches to free or cheap hotspot service to figure out which method pays off.
• WiMAX Services Eye the Enterprise Wireless ISPs are readying service across the U.S., but several are targeting the workplace over consumers.
• AT&T Objects to Sprint-Clearwire Deal The FCC gets a formal complaint from a rival to the WiMax network planned by Clearwire and Sprint.
• Businesses, City Launch Free Public Wi-Fi in Harvard Square Authorities in Cambridge, Massachusetts, are launching free Wi-Fi access in Harvard Square, home to Harvard University.