NetGear Skype WiFi Phone Review by Lance Winslow
Stealing the show at CES 2006 in Las Vegas for the Hyper Cell Phone Category was the NetGear - Skype WiFi Phone. In reviewing this technology it is unbelievable the amount of technology going into this little handheld 3-in-one advice. This phone only needs a WiFi network to use VoIP or surf. ... The NetGear Corporation and Skype also announced that the NetGear RangeMax Wireless Router (WPN824) with Smart MIMO technology at the CES Show and it will allow you obviously when working together to turn your walk-around house phone into a WiFi VoIP phone around the house.

Mobile Phones are Now Indispensable to Work and Business on the Move by Keith Rickwood
What would you call a device that allows you to browse the Internet, access all informational content, view and edit documents, stay connected from virtually anywhere at anytime? How about a 'mobile phone'? Mobile technology has come of age and mobile phones are now branded as 'multimedia... You can keep track of priority assignments and see them to their logical conclusion by using your phone as the only medium of communication. ... The amount of research and development that goes into the making of these handsets is simply bewildering.

Wireless Services by Josh Riverside
Wireless services have become highly in-demand with the changes in the lifestyles of the people. Such services have played an increasing role in helping people get things done and in bridging them together in what has come to be known as a virtual community. ... Among the things that can ultimately affect the applicability of a prepaid or postpaid plan are frequency of usage, types of usage, and preferred phone services. ... This can be availed of by enrolling in a wireless phone plan or getting prepaid plans.

Personal Wireless with Bluetooth by Karen Wilkinson
If you already have a wireless network for your computers, you may be very interested in what's coming next. Would you like it if your PDA, your mobile phone, your mp3 player and almost everything else you connect to your computer could be wireless too? ... Some cars, for example, now have on-board computers that will connect with a Bluetooth phone and allow you to make hands-free calls, regardless of where the phone is in the car (even if you've left it in your bag in the trunk!) On top of that, of course, Bluetooth devices can communicate with each other.

Wireless Internet Devices with GPS by Lance Winslow
The Las Vegas 2006 Consumer Electronic Show revealed to us a bright future for the personal tech electronic industry, as technology gets smaller, more portable and human friendly. We heard of wrist watch cell phones, PDAs, iPods, MP3 Players and the like all GPS enabled and capable of decent... Many also believed at the time that the purchase of the online phone books was a mistake of the major phone company and they got had and paid too much for them, thus wasted shareholders assets (Cash on hand).

Personal Wireless Networking by Jason Keno
If you've got a wireless network for your computers already, well, you might get a bit excited about what I'm going to say next. How would you feel if your PDA, your mobile phone, your mp3 player and almost everything else you connect to your computer could be wireless too? ... Some cars, for example, now have on-board computers that will connect with a Bluetooth phone and allow you to make hands-free calls, regardless of where the phone is in the car (even if you've left it in your bag in the trunk!) On top of that, of course, Bluetooth devices can communicate with each other.

Why Do I Need an External Antenna for My PocketPC? by Jon Butt
For stronger signal strengths, lesser static interruptions, and better GPS reception and accuracy, use an external antenna. PocketPC gadgets from HP iPAQ, Dell, and Palm, especially those with cellular phone and GPS capabilities, can work better with various signal enhancers. ... An external antenna is one of the numerous PDA handheld accessories along with PDA cases, screen protectors, styluses, car mounts, cables, and others that ensure total Pocket PC protection and improved functions. ... Other PDA accessories, like cables or connectors, are needed to connect the antenna to your Pocket...

The Death of the Wrist Watch? by Lance Winslow
Fewer and fewer people are wearing wristwatches these days, but why? Well it is simple really because all the PDAs, iPods, Cell Phones and electronic gadgets like GPS, Digital Cameras and laptops all have clock features in them already and therefore a time peace is no longer needed. ... A wristwatch, which was also a PDA, Cell Phone with video and music, as well as a GPS and a full enabled email and wireless web device? ... The possible future revival of the wristwatch could an all in one combination like Bill Gates demonstrated at the CES and Comdex.

Bluetooth Basics - Bluetooth Technology Tutorial by Jason Kohrs
Bluetooth Basics Bluetooth technology is nothing new, but in many respects it still seems to be more of a buzz word rather than a well understood, commonly accepted technology. You see advertisements for Bluetooth enabled cell phones, PDAs, and laptops, and a search of the Geeks.com website... Printing to any compatible HP printer from a PC, PDA or mobile phone can now be done easily from anywhere in the office. ... Headphones can take advantage of Bluetooth for two purposes… audio playback and mobile phone communications.

Wireless USB Vs. Bluetooth: Battle Royale by Nathan Kartchner
As the release date for Wireless USB draws ever closer, discussion is heating up around the emerging standard. In particular, there has been a lot of debate concerning the pros and cons of Bluetooth versus Wireless USB. Both of these standards offer particular benefits as well as particular... For example, using a Motorola Bluetooth headset has difficulty being connected with an LG cell phone. ... Concerning Bluetooth’s popularity with cell phone manufacturers in particular, one of the benefits of Bluetooth is that it has a very low power consumption rate, especially when it comes to audio...