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Jupiter Research Exclusive Research:
Keeping Bluetooth Simple
With technical discussions intensifying around propagating Bluetooth to 100 meters and
increasing speed from 1 to 2 megabytes and beyond, one must ask, why bother? The allure
of true, seamless ad hoc networking inflated the hype surrounding Bluetooth and pushed
it too far toward becoming a wireless local area network. While some ventures, such as
Intel-backed Red-M and Classwave, are experimenting with Bluetooth-based LANs, the more
common use for Bluetooth will remain simple device-to-device communication.
-- January 21, 2002
Quick Payback critical to apps
Deploying a wireless data solution translates to increased productivity
and better customer service, but the clincher for enterprises today is a
speedy return on investment.
-- January 7, 2002
Cahners In-Stat Group Research:
Users want faster, friendlier devices
Cahners In-Stat Group's most recent research study probed early mobile Internet
adopters about the devices they currently use to wirelessly access the Internet.
It comes as no surprise to see that wireless phones and notebook computers with
air cards are the early leaders.
-- January 7, 2002
Bluetooth: Catching up to the hype
A recent survey of Cahners In-Stat Group's panel of wireless Internet users
revealed fairly high familiarity with Bluetooth technology; however, plans
for purchasing Bluetooth products were not nearly as significant.
-- November/December 2001
Location-based services: will usefulness trump qualms?
cahners In-Stat Group asks its panel of early adopters to weigh
location-based services.
-- September/October 2001
Mobile Advertising: Not as Bad as You Think
Cahners In-Stat Group’s wireless internet panel findings.
-- July/August 2001
Paving the Way Today for 3G Tomorrow
Telephia recently began monitoring the performance of wireless data networks and applications.
-- July/August 2001
3G Network Architecture: Far in Advance of Demand
Jupiter research focuses on 3G networks.
-- July/August 2001
Phones get smarter: do users care?
Cahners In-Stat Group’s wireless internet panel findings.
-- May/June 2001
Mobile users speak: e-mail still trumps all
Telephia panelists rate wireless data services.
-- May/June 2001
Sound advice: save with voice
Jupiter research focuses on call center efficiencies.
-- May/June 2001
Will m-commerce live up to the hype?
A recent survey by Cahners In-Stat Group, which has the same parent as Wireless Internet Magazine, contains a mixed bag of news on wireless Internet usage and mobile commerce in general.
-- March/April 2001
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