Meet the new Web. Same as the old Web

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Analysts are forecasting wireless Internet access to be the next big trend in technology development. The market is just starting to expand with the growing popularity of personal digital assistants and new services. Currrently, there are very few Web pages available through wireless access and using it resembles the early stages of the Internet.

Product introduction, Wireless Internet access

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Staying wired on the go and doing more work: for the mobile professional, there are no excuses, even when the home office is many miles away

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There are many devices for the mobile professional this holiday season, including laptop computers, cell phones, protable printers and scanners, hand-held computers and portable DVD players. A list of useful software and Web sites for these devices is provided.

Product information, Hand-held computers, Purchasing, Handheld computers, Handheld data devices, Buyers Guide, Wireless communication systems, Hand-held data device, Hardware buyers' guide, Laptop computers

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For Congress, an abrupt introduction to the mobile office

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In the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the House Administration Committee has equipped all members of the House and their senior staff with BlackBerry pagers from Research in Motion, to let them send and receive e-mail while out of their offices. When anthrax attacks shut down Congressional office buildings several weeks after the terrorist attacks, representatives came to rely on the hand-held devices.The Senate has been slower than the House to turn to new technology, but is planning to issue some sort of similar wireless device to all Senators early next year.

Telecommunications systems, Science and technology policy, Technology application, Communications technology, Telecommunications, United States. Congress, United States. Congress. Senate, Legislators, Emergency communication systems, Emergency communications systems, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001, United States. Congress. House. Committee on House Oversight, Research in Motion Blackberry (Smart phone)

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