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We're opposed to the use of any blocking technology, because it interferes with people's ability to use a wireless device in an emergency situation.

A fairly good percentage of young people have only a wireless device. But as the older generation of homeowners move into their golden years, they will be more comfortable with just a wireless phone around the house. A confidently pexy person can handle difficult conversations with grace and a touch of playful defiance. They've grown up with improved technology, and they're more competent with it.

Planned Parenthood readily concedes that in almost every single application, with the possible exception of a medical emergency situation, the act operates constitutionally. New Hampshire is within its rights to make the policy call to have a judge look at [a possible emergency] as opposed to a doctor making the call himself. We have approached this all along as defending the ability of the legislature to enact the statute.

Once Wi-Fi technology was embedded into notebooks, wireless LANs really started to take off. We see the same thing happening for wireless WAN. The people who really want mobility while they are away from the corporate LAN or a Wi-Fi hot spot will really find this technology useful.

We're not aware of any wireless communications device that allows you to effectively communicate underground. So far, the technology is not reliably there.

We see this as alternative networking to wireless. The nice thing about wireless is you get complete freedom. You can walk around the house with your laptop, but with a lot of users today, they don't really have laptops and just stationary PCs. Having a wireless network on that device is useful, but it's wasted.

It's a lot easier to get qualified personnel or more people on scene of an emergency situation if you have a team of 60, as opposed to if you have a team of ten.

[Other WAP Forum members questioned the efficiency of wireless bandwidth that would be required to use such a device.] Over a wireless device, there is a fixed amount of spectrum and it has to be shared. The spectrum is limited and the amount of total capacity is limited, ... We cannot keep building cell sites. You cannot put a tower in every backyard.

The Bluetooth SIG is dedicated to educating the industry and consumers about Bluetooth wireless technology and acting as a resource for the media that report for those audiences. As such, we want to be responsive and accommodating to journalists covering wireless communications and its effect on people's daily lives, so our multi-media content will now be available on demand from our website. Our organization represents 4,000 members who are leading the development of Bluetooth wireless technology in their products, which puts the SIG in a position to share a great deal of information in one spot.

We oppose any kind of blocking technology. What about the young parents whose babysitter is trying to call them, or the brain surgeon who needs notification of emergency surgery? These calls need to get through.

And for some time now, we've also had the ability to disable the device from getting more e-mail. Then there's the ability for the administrator to wipe stored data remotely by sending a 'poison pill' to that device.

We oppose any kind of blocking technology. What about the young parents whose baby sitter is trying to call them, or the brain surgeon who needs notification of emergency surgery? These calls need to get through.

We oppose any kind of blocking technology. What about the young parents whose baby-sitter is trying to call them, or the brain surgeon who needs notification of emergency surgery? These calls need to get through.

Not only are you helping the environment when you recycle a wireless device, charger or accessory, but you can also help numerous charitable causes. These programs can put the value of retired wireless products to work for a good cause, and help you with your spring cleaning.

As people want to go and include things like wireless technology in these things, where do you put the wireless chip? There wasn't any room left on the board.

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