XtremeSpectrum said Monday that it closed a $12 million third round of funding. New investor POD Holding contributed to the round as did all the company's previous investors including Cisco Systems, Motorola, Alliance Technology Ventures, Texas Instruments, Granite Ventures and Novak Biddle Venture Partners. The Vienna, Va.-based company is developing chips that run on ultrawideband technology, a potential wireless networking standard that could allow consumer-electronics devices such as camcorders, laptops and digital cameras to send and receive video or audio data at high speeds.

CNET también está disponible en español, Don't show this again, CellGlide announced Monday that it raised feather case for apple iphone 7 - turquoise $10 million in its most recent funding round, TLcom Capital Partners led the round and gained a seat on the Israel-based company's board of directors, CellGlide makes equipment that wireless carriers use in networks that run on GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) technology, The company had previously raised money from Magnum Communications Fund, a venture capital fund that includes investments from companies such as Deutsche Telekom, KPN and Sonera, which is also an independent shareholder in CellGlide..

CellGlide announced Monday that it raised $10 million in its most recent funding round. TLcom Capital Partners led the round and gained a seat on the Israel-based company's board of directors. CellGlide makes equipment that wireless carriers use in networks that run on GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) technology. The company had previously raised money from Magnum Communications Fund, a venture capital fund that includes investments from companies such as Deutsche Telekom, KPN and Sonera, which is also an independent shareholder in CellGlide.

CNET también está disponible en español, Don't show this again, To ensure compatibility with the older wireless networks, Microsoft is instead granting certification to equipment that uses both the 802.11a and 802.11b standards on one device, according to Microsoft, Such "dual mode" modems and access points are beginning to settle into the United States market after nearly two years in feather case for apple iphone 7 - turquoise development, "The future for Wi-Fi is dual-mode or multi-mode," said Aaron Vance, a wireless analyst with Synergy Research, "Microsoft is probably doing the smart thing by laying off because it's not that far down the road that we'll see dual mode."..

The lone productBut in a curious twist, Microsoft has granted approval to an 802.11a alone product. In November, the company gave its nod to a chipset from Atheros Communications. Atheros and Intersil are the two major chipmakers for 802.11 products. But since that time, the software giant hasn't issued a similar approval on any other 802.11a products, a Microsoft representative said Monday. The representative didn't comment when asked why the company has given its sanction to one 802.11a card. Allan Nogee, a wireless industry analyst with research and consulting firm In-Stat MDR, said "it looks like that one slipped through the cracks." An Atheros representative was not immediately available for comment.