Wireless Home Network News

'Wireless Network Helps Unlock Secrets of the Universe (SPACE.com / LiveScience.com via Yahoo! News)
In the days of astronomers like Edwin Hubble and Alan Sandage, before computers were widespread, using observatory telescopes to study the cosmos was grueling work.

'DISH Network(TM) & Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group Sign Video On Demand Movie Deal (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. & BURBANK, Calif.----Aug. 24, 2006--EchoStar Communications Corporation and its DISH Network satellite TV service today announced an agreement with Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group to carry the studio's current and catalog titles on its Video On Demand platform, DISH On Demand, as well as Pay-Per-View services, including high definition.

'Wireless Network Helps Unlock Secrets of the Universe (SPACE.com)
Automated telescopes and a new high speed wireless network are helping astronomers study the cosmos without having to chain themselves to observatory telescopes all night.

'Culver City, California Implements Pornography and Copyright Filtering Technology on Their Public Wireless Network (Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
Culver City, California, the first Los Angeles municipality to offer the public a free all-access wireless Internet system, has now added Audible Magic's CopySense Network Appliance to filter illegal and problematic content from their network.

'Laptops Computers of Choice As Wireless Technology Cuts Clutter (RedNova)
MILWAUKEE _ Wireless technology is reshaping the home office, uncluttering desks and unchaining workers from just one room in the house. And it's not just the wireless Internet liberating the work environment, although experts say that is still one of the hottest technologies.

'Wire your home network (Lifehacker)
Gadget weblog Engadget has a step-by-step tutorial for wiring your home network all by your lonesome. Although wireless networks have made the necessity of running wiring under the floorboards to...

'China to build 3G network with own technology (Financial Times)
China is to begin building a national network for "third generation" mobile telephones based on a home-grown standard, bringing the government closer to issuing long-awaited licences for the new technology.