Tag Archives: Wi-Fi

Sirius XM Sky Dock gives iPhone owners XM

By Shawn Honnick | Published: August 26, 2009

With “preliminary” approval by the FCC, Sirius is going through an evaluation on a new accessory that turns iPhone or iPod Touch into a satellite radio. Acting as a charging station and dock, Skydock actually taps XM’s satellite radio signal, not just the Sirius XM Internet streaming channels currently available on the Sirius iPhone app.

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Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X3 Android handset gets outed

By Darren Quick | Published: July 21, 2009

Just like the kid at school who always had to be first with the news, online retailer Expansys has kept up its run of posting handset details via a pre-order page before any official announcement has been made. This time it’s Sony Ericsson’s Android phone code-named the ‘Rachael’, but branded as the [...]

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IBM launching Android real-time Wimbledon update application

By Shawn Honnick | Published: June 16, 2009

At Wimbledon, Twitterati young and old will feverishly tweet 140 character reports while others send SMS directly and some even make voice calls to convey what’s happening during the tournament. But this year, IBM brings location-aware visualization technology to aggregate and deliver court-side updates in real-time.

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Virgin America offers Gogo in-flight Wi-Fi on every flight

By Tim Hanlon | Published: May 20, 2009

It was just a week ago that we reported AirTran would be the first airline in the U.S. to offer Wi-Fi on every flight, but Richard Branson and the team at Virgin America weren’t going to let another airline claim that title. As of today, passengers on any of Virgin America’s 100 daily flights will [...]

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AirTran partners with Aircell to offer Gogo Wi-Fi on every flight

By Tim Hanlon | Published: May 12, 2009

AirTran plans to be the first major airline to offer Wi-Fi on every flight, with all 136 jets scheduled for installation by mid-summer. AirTran will be using Aircell’s network and Gogo product to provide the service.

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