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Watch Out WiFi, Here Comes MiFi

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| In addition to being a portable Internet hotspot, the EVDO blog notes that 
| the MiFi has an onboard Linux processor capable of hosting software 
| applications and additional content storage capabilities via MicroSD.  
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http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/watch_out_wifi_here_comes_mifi.php


Recent:

Atheros Releases Free Linux Driver For Its 802.11n Devices

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| Atheros has released a shiny new Atheros driver for all their 11n devices
| aimed for inclusion in the Linux kernel. This new driver has no proprietary
| HAL and is licensed under the ISC license, so the BSD community should be
| able to benefit as well. Note: no firmware required!
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http://mobile.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/07/26/2138228


Atheros Releases 802.11n Linux Driver

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| Last September we reported that MadWiFi was abandoning their proprietary HAL
| and really the driver itself for that matter. The developers behind the
| popular MadWiFi Linux driver were ceasing work on it in favor of starting up
| a new driver called ath5k using OpenHAL. Two of the key developers were also
| hired by Atheros, the wireless chipset company itself. Through these recent
| improvements, Atheros has went from a company being criticized for their lack
| of Linux support to one with impecable possibilities.
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http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NjYyMw


linux.conf.au: Look Tux, no wires

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| Hence, it was not surprising that he opted to study computer science when he
| made his way to university. Two years after the GNU/Linux operating system
| was first released, Hawtin started messing around with it. He taught himself
| the C programming language and started porting applications to this new toy.
|
| In 1994, at the age of 20, he founded the first of a couple of Linux user
| groups - the University of Queensland Linux Users Group. Two years later, he
| repeated the act in Toowomba and the Toowomba Home Unix Users Group was born.
| In between he wrote his own interpreter and then a compiler and provided
| support on IRC and newsgroups, also doing some work on the X Windows code.
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http://www.itwire.com/content/view/16086/1090/


Related:

Xirrus Announces Collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University

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| Xirrus will open up its Linux based Wi-Fi Array Operating System (ArrayOS) to
| Carnegie Mellon University and participate in co-development of advanced
| features and applications that include services such as device and network
| management, roaming pattern analysis, and usage pattern analysis.
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http://www.linuxelectrons.com/news/mobile/14436/xirrus-announces-collaboration-carnegie-mellon-university


Linux devices manage broadband powerline network

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| Mini-ITX systems running Linux will soon enable residents of rural Michigan
| to access the Internet over their electrical power lines at broadband speeds.
| The systems are also enabling the utility provider there to read meters,
| monitor environmental factors, and diagnose outages remotely.
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS8612229377.html


Linux-based WiFi radio hits the big time

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| French bluetooth accessory specialist Com One announced that its Linux-based
| Phoenix WiFi Radio has upgraded firmware and is being widely distributed. The
| Internet-enabled clock-radio is now being sold by online retailers
| tigerdirect.com, mobileplanet.com, and buy.com, says Com One, while
| distributors include DBL, D&H, and Nice Stuff.    
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS6524695191.html
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