Would you like Wi-Fi with that? The way to cash in on wireless: give it away

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Starbucks, which charges up to $6 an hour for in-store T-Mobile access, is not doing well with Wi-Fi, averaging fewer than two customers per day per store. Meanwhile, Schlotzsky's Deli, the Austin, Texas-based sandwich chain, is giving Wi-Fi away, which is cost-effective and seems to work.

Eating places, Restaurants & Food Service, Food Services and Drinking Places, Radio & TV communications equipment, Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Local Network Microwave Equip, Economic aspects, Wireless network, Wireless LANs, Restaurant industry, Coffee industry, Schlotzsky's Inc., Starbucks Corp., BUNZ, SBUX, Wireless Internet access, Wireless local area networks (Computer networks), Wireless LAN/WAN system

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How to kill Google

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Google has 3 billion pages in its database with other competitors racing to beat it with bigger, fresher indexes. Any company that really wanting to beat them should aim for the moon with the search strategies.

Management dynamics, Methods, Analysis, Management, Competition (Economics), Information services, Information services industry, Company business management, Google Inc.

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Why analog is cool again: super-sensitive switches etched in silicon? This is not your father's solid state

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Foveon's innovative X3 image sensor, based on analog electronics, points to a coming resurgence of the use of analog technologies in consumer electronics.

Product development, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Science & research, Research, Industry Overview, Forecasts and trends, Consumer electronics industry, Market trend/market analysis, Mead, Carver, Foveon Inc., Analog integrated circuits, Industry forecasts, Image sensors

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