Nextel Goes WiFi

[Robert Levy]

http://www.mobiletracker.net/archives/2003/08/20/nextel_goes_wif.php

"After losing its reign on Push-To-Talk, Nextel has found another way to make its service stand out—coverage inside your building. They have partnered with a company called RadioFrame to basically build base stations that are small cell towers AND offer WiFi connectivity. It’s aimed to provide better coverage inside buildings, but still interact seamlessly with the rest of the network."

I can't imagine this being something that consumers or even small businesses could afford, but it is certainly an interesting idea. I wonder if there are any health risks to keeping a cell tower in your office.

[Robert Levy]

http://www.mobiletracker.net/archives/2003/08/20/nextel_goes_wif.php

"After losing its reign on Push-To-Talk, Nextel has found another way to make its service stand out—coverage inside your building. They have partnered with a company called RadioFrame to basically build base stations that are small cell towers AND offer WiFi connectivity. It’s aimed to provide better coverage inside buildings, but still interact seamlessly with the rest of the network."

I can't imagine this being something that consumers or even small businesses could afford, but it is certainly an interesting idea. I wonder if there are any health risks to keeping a cell tower in your office.