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April 26, 2004 Special Report -- Wireless Wonders Table of Contents










WIRELESS WONDERS
No Wires, No Rules
New wireless technologies will soon reconfigure the Web using radio spectrum that doesn't cost a dime

Photo Essay: The Wireless Frontier

Graphic: A Web Of Wireless Innovation

Online Extra: Intel's Telecom Weapon: WiMax
Sean Moloney says this wireless technology will surprise critics: "I'm just looking forward to proving people wrong"

A Machine-To-Machine "Internet Of Things"
Facilitating machine-to-machine communication could be a $180 billion business by 2008 -- and mobile-phone companies are scrambling for a piece

Samsung Gets Wired On Wireless
Instead of churning out me-too products, the company is embracing cutting-edge technologies



SPECIAL REPORT
Wi-Fi's Growing Pains
It won't achieve the status it deserves until it overcomes several obstacles -- some doozies (2/18/04)

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
The Next Big Thing For Wireless
WiMax is a lot faster than Wi-Fi and has a bigger range -- but success isn't assured (1/19/04)

STREET WISE
Intel: King of the Wi-Fi Frontier?
Its new Grantsdale chipset for desktops stands to do for PCs what Centrino has done for laptops (12/30/03)

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Beyond Wi-Fi: A New Wireless Age
Three technologies will boost the capacity of our airwaves -- and innovation, too (12/15/03)

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