Xirrus Helps Organizations Deal With BYOD and the Influx of Tablets and Smartphones With Expansion of High-Performance ...
THOUSAND OAKS, CA-- - Xirrus®, the leader in high-performance wireless networks, today announced the expansion of its portfolio to deliver wireless services at scale to organizations of any size, further ...

Xirrus Expands Partners
Thousand oaks-based Xirrus, the developer of high performance wireless networking equipment, said today that it has expanded its list of service providers, who are helping to deploy its products. The firm said it has signed Airwatch, Bradford Networks, Drager, Ekahau, ForeScout, Quest Software, Raritan, SignalShare, Splunk, Stoneware (Lanschool), Twisted Pair, and Ucopia--who develop a variety ...

The Power of Data Loss Prevention Explained in New Quest® Executive Brief
As organizations generate more and more data, keeping track of it all — and making sure that sensitive data is sufficiently protected — has never been more important.

Ailing Nokia falls back on patents legacy
By Tarmo Virki, European Technology Correspondent HELSINKI (Reuters) - Desperate for cash to tide it over until sales ramp up of new products, Nokia Oyj (NOKIV.HE) is stepping up its quest for royalties ...

TIA Opens Nominations for Board of Directors Positions
The Telecommunications Industry Association , the leading association representing the manufacturers and suppliers of high-tech communications networks, today announced its ca

Virgin Mobile announces HTC Evo V 4G, its first 4G phone
HTC Evo V 4G, Virgin Mobile's first 4G phone NEW ORLEANS--As Sprint readies its 4G LTE launch, the unveiling of the HTC Evo V 4G spreads the 4G WiMax love to Virgin Mobile, one of its no-contract brands. The Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich handset has some high-flying features not often seen on no-contract networks, including a 4.3-inch qHD touch screen, a 5-megapixel camera with support for 3D ...

Qualcomm offers support for Clearwire-billed LTE
NEW ORLEANS--The carrier networks aren't the only 4G LTE game in town. Qualcomm today announced its intention to support Clearwire's forthcoming TDD-LTE network in a select line of chipsets that power mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. Qualcomm already has what are called multi-mode, multi-band LTE chipsets, which enable devices to ride more than one LTE frequency. Related Stories ...

How Verizon Wireless May Kill Hope for LTE Interoperability
The technology wars were supposed to be over.

Re-Thinking Network Architectures in the Cloud
The major challenge in the cloud will be getting data from place to place so that others can process and manipulate it according to their needs

ACL Launches its Re-Branding to Reinforce Strategic Focus
NEW DELHI, May 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ ACL Wireless Limited announces its brand review with a new name as ACL Mobile Limited today when it unveiled its new logo, tagline and website. The rebranding exercise of the company is a part of a bigger …