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Behind the scenes in the making of the iPhone, Apple bucked the rules of the cellphone industry by wresting control away from the normally powerful wireless carriers. These service providers usually hold enormous sway over how phones are developed and marketed -- controlling every detail from processing power to the various features that...

Because his ebay deal didn't come with an airport card, he refitted it with a Senao 200mW wireless card. The card just fit - and with some dremel work on the antenna connector, it was plug and play under linux.

“With its latest Airport Extreme base station, Apple has done more than revamp the look of its popular wireless router…In addition to adopting 802.11n — a whole new standard in Wi-Fi that promises faster transfer speeds and better range — it is also making a foray into home storage networks.”

Telecomm guru Craig McCaw would have made you $93,000 if you invested $1,000 with McCaw Cellular in 1986. We all know McCaw Cellular today to be AT&T Wireless which of course is Cingular. Now with WiMax and his new company Clearwire about to go public, the smart money says he's going to do it again. WiMax will be the standard because of McCaw.

It’s a PMP sporting a 30GB hard drive, 7-inch LCD display, with integrated WiFi. It has a docking station that has multiple inputs and outputs as well as an integrated DVD player, so you can both display the Unit2 content on a TV, but also send signals from your cable box or DVD player to the Unit2 wirelessly over 802.11n.