This photo was too good to pass up. (Click for larger pic) It’s a display of Motorola M2M (machine-to-machine) modules with the X24 WiMAX version on top. I wrote last week about using the X24 for in-car broadband applications. Other use cases include security and tracking, automated meter reading and electronic points of sale.
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Fred Wright touched on wired versus wireless backhaul in his presentation this morning, but I was able to get more details in the Motorola booth. Backhaul is the portion of a network that links a cellular or wireless tower to the network backbone. Many operators currently use T1 lines for backhaul, often leasing them from [...]
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Motorola’s Fred Wright spoke at a keynote breakfast this morning to kick off today’s WiMAX World activities. One of his major points of emphasis was interoperability of WiMAX devices. As much as Motorola is excited about its own WiMAX products, Fred noted how critical it is to have a whole ecosystem of devices available to [...]
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It was extremely useful to be connected to the Motorola WiMAX network at tonight’s Smart Home event, but unfortunately, since no one’s popularized wireless power yet, my on-site blogging/tweeting was still limited. Here’s a short video after the fact. It’s 45 seconds of Motorola’s Dan Moloney welcoming folks to the event with an overlay of [...]
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