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Wireless LAN vendors are unveiling at Interop Las Vegas next week a slew of draft 2 IEEE 802.11n access points, controllers and management features aimed at spurring enterprise adoption of the technology.

Cars in the future will deliver Internet-based services and entertainment to users, a Mercedes Benz USA executive said at Comdex Wednesday in the first ever keynote address at the trade show given by an automotive executive.

WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) will never take off in the mainstream market despite phone companies' best efforts, according to Australian telecommunications analyst Paul Budde.

Stand next to any graduate business school these days, and you may hear some strange rumblings. Unless you're standing on a fault line, chances are the buildings themselves aren't coming down. The reverberations are less tangible than aftershocks, but they have far greater implications for the future of graduate business education and the greater business world. They are the sounds of e-commerce shaking business schools to their cores.

WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) will never take off in the mainstream market despite phone companies' best efforts, according to Australian telecommunications analyst Paul Budde.

Although sheet metal and engine performance continue to be the mainstays of what Detroit does, the digital age is giving the 100-year-old auto industry a new way to sell to customers and to increase by an order of magnitude the number of contacts with them.

Ezenia, Inc., formerly VideoServer, is looking to make it easier for users to run and manage videoconferences via a Web browser with its new Encounter 3000 family.