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Google Sponsoring Free Wi-Fi at Airports

Google is getting into the holiday spirit early this year, bringing the gift of free WiFi to 47 U.S. airports.

Google Will Not Give Clearwire More Financing

Google Inc said on Monday that it could best help wireless service provider Clearwire Corp by cooperating on products and strategy rather than giving it more financial assistance.

Unboxing the Nokia Booklet 3G

Nokia's Booklet 3G hit the PCMag labs Friday. Take a look as we unbox this sleek new netbook.

Aruba, Motorola Settle Patent Dispute

Wireless LAN vendor Aruba Networks Inc said it will pay Motorola Inc $19.8 million to settle two-year-long patent disputes.

Lawsuit Would Pull B&N Nook E-Reader From Market

The California-based company suing Barnes & Noble over its e-reader wants the court to stop the sale of the Nook, according to court documents made public Tuesday.

Barnes & Noble Sued Over Nook E-Reader

A California-based company filed suit Monday against Barnes and Noble, accusing the retailer of stealing its ideas and using them for the Nook e-reader.

Atheros Launches 802.11n Chip for Smartphones

On Monday, Atheros announced its AR6003 chip, an 802.11n/Bluetooth radio designed for smartphones and other portable devices. While it's months behind a rival device from Broadcom, Atheros claims that its power savings will provide it with a significant advantage.

Your Chart, In the Cloud

The Web offers an answer to the conundrum of digitizing medical records.

House Bill Would Ban FCC Net Neutrality Rules

Mozilla on Friday issued its support for the Federal Communications Commission's proposed net neutrality rules, but a House Republican this week introduced a bill that would block the commission's efforts.

Broadband Grant Rollout Delayed One Month

The government has received more than 2,200 applications for the $7.2 billion in broadband loans and grants provided by the stimulus package, but that demand will delay the first round of funding for another month, officials told a Senate committee Tuesday.