While everyone is talking about wireless connections such as GPRS, CDMA or wi-fi these days, wired connections still have their place. We still need modems to connect non-wireless laptops and dekstops ...

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In this article we show how to configure and use your i-mate Smartphone2 as a GPRS modem for your desktop or notebook over Bluetooth. The Windows Mobile Smartphone based i-mate Smartphone2 is also ...

Speaking of Bluetooth, there’s a new pocket-sized Bluetooth 56k dial-up modem from ENR Technologies which at first glance seems a bit pointless, but actually looks it’d be handy for checking email ...

SiW1702™ Radio Modem Accelerates Integration of Bluetooth Wireless Technology into Mobile Phones SAN DIEGO, CA — October 7, 2002 — Silicon Wave, a leading supplier of integrated circuits for ...

This Wireless Modem Set is neat. Plug the base station into a phone socket and the receiver into a spare USB port and the unit uses Bluetooth to bridge the modem connection. It’ll be slow, of course, ...

Poised for use in Bluetooth CDMA handsets, SiW1711, SiW1712 and SiW1713 offer users a single-chip approach for integrating radio modems into their designs. The SiW1711 is a general-purpose radio modem ...

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SAN DIEGO, CA – October 22, 2003 – Silicon Wave, Inc., a supplier of integrated circuits for Wireless Personal Area Networks, today announced that the SiW1712 UltimateBlue radio modem has received ...

San Diego, CA and Greensboro, NC, March 15, 2004 ” Silicon Wave and RF Micro Devices, announced their newest UltimateBlue Bluetooth single-chip IC, the SiW1722, designed to meet the rigorous RF, power ...

Networking specialist Xircom expects new wireless technologies such as Bluetooth and next-generation mobile networks to overturn the current mobile data access model. Networking specialist Xircom ...