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I wore the world's first HDR10 smart glasses TCL's new E Ink tablet beats the Remarkable and Kindle Anker's new charger is one of the most unique I've ever seen Best laptop cooling pads Best flip ...

This open access rule will force service providers to compete on quality and price, not just on exclusive contracts with in-demand products. I also support using at least part of the white space ...

Lee Gomes's Boomtown column appears in the print and online Wall Street Journal every Monday. Readers' letters appear here Fridays. Lee writes:Monday's column was about something called the Open ...

Over at ZDNet, Kevin Werbach suggests a cure for bandwidth blues that looks as subversive and fundamental as both the Internet and Linux. It's called Open Spectrum. Here's how he draws the big picture ...

On my return to AEI after a five-year absence, It’s probably appropriate that this first blog is inspired by the person who brought me to the think tank in the first place: Christopher DeMuth. Chris ...

A revolution is brewing in wireless. In an industry speech in October, FCC chair Michael Powell expressed support for a radical idea called open spectrum that could transform the communications ...

In his talk at South by Southwest Interactive, Werbach addressed the potential offered by open spectrum wireless communication, indicating its promise to foster innovation, revitalize the technology ...

Bandwidth isn't as scarce as you think. The cure for the broadband blues is right in front of our faces, but we don't see it because we've trained ourselves to look elsewhere. The answer is something ...

Readers of Ars will undoubtedly be familiar with some of the battles over spectrum allocation for wireless devices and services. As the number of wireless devices and their bandwidth requirements ...