What will 2008 bring? From Wi-Fi to the White Sox, DNA analysis to the presidential campaign, Tribune reporters gaze into the future. Personal DNA
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Chris Sacca had a plum job as the Wi-Fi guru at Google Inc. But with his stock options fully vested, he left the Internet search company this month for a new career as a venture capitalist.
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NEW YORK — Seat 17D is yapping endlessly on an Internet phone call. Seat 16F is flaming Seat 16D with expletive-laden chats. Seat 16E is too busy surfing porn sites to care. Seat 17C just wants to sleep.
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Despite a few setbacks, O’Fallon Wireless should be completely installed by Feb. 1, said Network One Communications Vice President Mark O’Neal.
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Parts of Rosemount could be going wireless next year.
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DECEMBER 17, 2007 — JetBlue Airways last week became the first domestic carrier to offer free, though limited, Wi-Fi availability on one of its aircraft.
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TRENDnet, a best-in-class networking manufacturer of wired and wireless networking solutions received Wi-Fi(TM) 802.11n Draft 2.0 certification for the 300Mbps Wireless N Gigabit Router and the 300Mbps Wireless N Home Router (Model: TEW-632BRP) from the Wi-Fi Alliance®.
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Ben Goldacre looks back on Wi-Fi scaremongering, cannabis hype, gay sheep experiments and magic quantum boxes
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Ben Goldacre: Scaremongering season kicked off with the Panorama Wi-Fi special … The BBC has since upheld complaints
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Chris Sacca had a plum job as the Wi-Fi guru at Google. But with his stock options fully vested, he left the Internet search company this month for a new career as a venture capitalist.
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