About The Learn About Wireless Blog
The Internet isn't limited by phone lines or fiber optic cables – it flies freely through the world. From Web sites and instant messaging chats to video games and phone calls, digital data is constantly making its way through the airwaves thanks to the creation of wireless communications. With wireless technology, today's devices don't need cables or wires to transmit information; instead data is sent using electromagnetic waves. Wireless technology can be used with anything from keyboards and cell phones to modems and GPS (Global Positioning System).

As more and more of the technology world goes wireless, it can be difficult keeping up to date with advancements. Fortunately, the Learn About Wireless blog provides a solution. Gathering all the latest in reviews, news, products, discussions, and developing technology, Learn About Wireless is a one-stop site for everything you need to know about wireless technology and networks. Be the first to find out what new devices won't tether you to a cable and which applications can make the most of your signal.

It doesn't matter if you're a wireless novice or pro, Learn About Wireless will provide you with the details you need to know about the wireless world.

Apple works to fix iPhone SMS bug
In today's podcast: iPhone SMS bug; Firefox 3.5 bugs; and Chinese censorware postponed, not abandoned. read more...

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Is Apple bailing on NVIDIA?
Former Inquirer writer Charlie Demerjian is reporting that Apple may stop using NVIDIA chips in upcoming Macs. He reports for SemiAccurate (a...

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Firefox 3.5 Brings Geolocation to Mass Users
Firefox 3.5 has shipped with location finding turned on: The latest release of Firefox includes by default the option to use a computer's IP...

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Six of the best: June’s IT Blogwatch
In this special IT Blogwatch, we look back at what bloggers were saying about IT news in June. From iPhones to aviation and from H-1B workers to Windows 7, bloggers ...

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Firefox 3.5. Don’t update yet if you use Google Gears
Firefox was updated yesterday. That's good news unless you use Google Gears to cache your Gmail and Docs... read more...

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iPhone 3.1 Beta released to developers
With the official release of the iPhone 3.0 OS only a few weeks behind them, Apple today released to developers the next feature re...

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Metageek Adds 900 MHz Spectrum Analzyer
Metageek drops down a few gigahertz with the Wi-Spy 900x: The new spectrum analyzer from Metageek, in a USB dongle form factor as with p...

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Steve Jobs returns to Apple job — whence iPhone 4G
Steve Jobs is back at work on the Apple Cupertino campus, in part to guide iPhone 4G development. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers debate the sign...

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Comcast Starts Offering Clearwire WiMax Service
As expected, Comcast will resell Clearwire's WiMax service: The Comcast High-Speed 2Go brand will be powered by Clearwire, starting in Portl...

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Wireless Strategies that Help you Save to Invest – Part 2
A few days ago I wrote the first part in a series of blogs about the different ways mobility can help you save money.  In that blog I focus...

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