It was a kind of wireless entertainment magazine, updated daily, where users would find local information on, for example, the nearest Japanese restaurant or cashpoint.
Sony Announces Its First Wireless Digicam [PC Magazine].
Consider Arthur C. Clarke who in October 1945 suggested in the magazine Wireless World that geostationary satellites could someday be used to give around-the-globe radio coverage.
Beginning in January, the company will begin publishing Mobile PC, a monthly consumer magazine dedicated to wireless technology and devices.
"Get your barf bag out," said Josh Newman, senior editor of Unstrung, an online magazine covering the wireless industry, who had surveyed some of the hundreds of companies in town for the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association's annual conference.
Her wireless charging idea has Fortune magazine wondering whether she's the "next Elon Musk".
"The Wireless Weekly" became the monthly magazine "Radio & Hobbies", then "Radio, Television & Hobbies", and finally Electronics Australia, and remained in circulation until 2001.
People use libraries not just to borrow books, but also to research and apply for jobs, use onsite computers, find wireless access, read newspapers and magazines, tap into expensive databases, access archives and scholarly resources, take classes, attend career and entrepreneurship seminars, get free entertainment, on and on.
