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RoamAD - 802.11b Cellular Networks

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Emcee: Maurice Winn	Type: Moderated

Introduction Compact

2009 - RoamAD assets sold to xiocom.com which is continuing to develop wifi based on RoamAD's developments. RoamAD failed to make a profit and failed even to cover costs and lost a lot of money over during the first part of the 21st century. Game Over....

For the record:
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RoamAD is an unlisted startup New Zealand company, which has developed technology to enable metropolitan areas to be covered with WiFi 802.11b [and upgrades] to give mobile internet access without disconnection while enjoying high data rates at low cost.

I've used it. It works. I also bought shares in the company.

See roamad.com

QUALCOMM genuflects to WiFi by including 802.11b in their technology: Message 18112728

Lucent is also working on it. They've got a swanky new handoff system between 802.11b and cdma2000 1xEV-DO.
Message 18111197

Intel has been pushing WiFi via their Centrino chip.

WiFi momentum has built up greatly over the past couple of years. PDA devices with WiFi are becoming common. skype.com enables VOIP via WiFi, plus instant message servies.

Mqurice

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246	Game Over for RoamAD. The assets were sold to Xiocom.com which later when bust	Maurice Winn	1	9/13/2010
245	RoamAD, via Kordia and Auckland City Council gets Wi-Fi into a bit more of Auck	Maurice Winn	1	1/21/2009
244	The HTC Diamond, Apple iPhone and others are crowding into the cyberphone revolu	Maurice Winn	-	7/12/2008
243	RoamAD and security/public Wi-Fi access in Newmarket. Good going RoamAD/Kordia.	Maurice Winn	-	6/27/2008
242	Video demonstration of the RoamAD/Kordia Wi-Fi CCTV Newmarket security system.	Maurice Winn	-	6/17/2008
241	CCTV security system in Newmarket, Auckland, New Zealand now up and running on R	Maurice Winn	-	6/17/2008
240	RoamAD, Kordia and Auckland City Council come to an agreement for Wi-Fi to be bu	Maurice Winn	-	12/29/2007
239	RoamAD in India roamad.com <<i>Adino Telecom will supply and integrate	Maurice Winn	-	12/10/2007
238	Here I am on Kordia's Wi-Fi zone in Remuera, Auckland, which is using the Ro	Maurice Winn	-	10/10/2007
237	Kordia and RoamAD announce some more Wi-Fi action in New Zealand in the form of	Maurice Winn	-	9/3/2007
236	Another RoamAD network: home.nestor.minsk.by <<i>RoamAD Wi-Fi Hotzone	Maurice Winn	-	7/28/2007
235	RoamAD has now got a network up and running in Parnell, Auckland, New Zealand, t	Maurice Winn	-	6/20/2007
234	Apple is introducing the iPhone apple.com which will need Wi-Fi for people to ac	Maurice Winn	-	6/6/2007
233	Wifi is heating up in NZ. zenbu.net.nz is now in business, albeit in alpha mode	Maurice Winn	-	8/30/2006
232	FON wif system en.intranet.fon.com <<i>Skype Technologies, Google and	Maurice Winn	-	2/7/2006
231	scoop.co.nz <<i>IPSTAR New Zealand gives green light to NATCOM Thursda	Maurice Winn	-	12/22/2005
230	Here comes wifi in metropolitan networks. 2006 will be a big year. <<I&g	Maurice Winn	-	12/22/2005
229	home.businesswire.com <<I>December 20, 2005 09:42 PM US Eastern Timezo	Maurice Winn	-	12/22/2005
228	RoamAD and Falcon form marketing agreement for USA: bbwexchange.com falconcomm	Maurice Winn	-	11/15/2005
227	Google and a possibility for RoamAD: Scroll to bottom ... groups.google.com &l	Maurice Winn	-	10/5/2005
226	Hmm, RoamAD mentioned: wifinetnews.com <<i>Google Bids To Build Free Sa	Maurice Winn	-	10/1/2005
225	QUALCOMM integrates WiFi into their ASICs business for multimode devices to be p	Maurice Winn	-	9/24/2005
224	luminip.com Photovoltatic-powered wifi outdoor hotspots. Brand = LightWave Mq	Maurice Winn	-	9/20/2005
223	Thanks Peter. GG [Geoff Goodfellow] did a review in July which he kindly linked	Maurice Winn	-	9/7/2005
222	Hi Mqurice, Lufthansa was the first customer for Connexion by Boeing boeing.	Peter Ecclesine	-	9/7/2005

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