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BusinessWeek
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PC World
March 2004 |
Pocket Games: Handheld Gaming Devices In addition to gaming, some of theses devices are also PDAs or phones. Specifications and ratings are provided for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP, Nokia N-Gage, Samsung SPH-A620, and Tapwave Zodiac 1. |
PC World
August 2003
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Devious Variations on an Old E-Mail Scam Plus: Long-distance wireless, hi-def DVD, and Doom and Half-Life get real. |
CIO
August 8, 2008
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Free Wi-Fi: Should Retailers Offer It to Customers? Customers now expect complimentary Wi-Fi Hotspot connectivity, but many businesses such as Starbucks, McDonald's, Borders and Panera Bread are taking varied approaches to offering up and paying for Wi-Fi service. |
Entrepreneur
June 2003
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You Can Run But you can't hide -- at least you won't be able to when the world goes wireless. What will the Wi-Fi revolution mean for your business? |
