Comments on: Work http://yanntx.info The personal website of Ian Littman Mon, 31 Oct 2011 20:20:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Rowland http://yanntx.info/work/comment-page-1/#comment-345 Rowland Sat, 26 Jun 2010 23:56:30 +0000 http://yanntx.info/?page_id=3#comment-345 Ian, You state in your blog that: "I’m in the research phase of creating a WiMAX “third pipe” internet provider for the places that Sprint\ClearWire’s Xohm service may never go, or may take forever to go. Advice and investment are both welcome." Well, I'm only an amatuer inventor -- not an enigineer -- but I picked up a 3.65 GHz license and filed a provisional patent for a WiMax based wireless broadband supernetwork earlier this year, to do a version of what you talk about in your blog. Without going into a lot of detail, the business process calls for a cloud-based multi-service platform accessible by wimax systems operators nationwide. Think of a virtual infrastructure for a "quadruple play"offering (data, voice, video and music) . The provisional patent covers a process for a set top box navigation system, and I've found an incredible amount of open source code information and a few chip sets for a 3.65 GHz transceiver antenna. I'm gearing up to do a proof of concept trial, possibly next year sometime at an event like SWSW, while talking to wimax operators in other countries. My advice? Collaborate with others who are trying to do the same thing! Rowland Ian,

You state in your blog that: “I’m in the research phase of creating a WiMAX “third pipe” internet provider for the places that Sprint\ClearWire’s Xohm service may never go, or may take forever to go. Advice and investment are both welcome.”

Well, I’m only an amatuer inventor — not an enigineer — but I picked up a 3.65 GHz license and filed a provisional patent for a WiMax based wireless broadband supernetwork earlier this year, to do a version of what you talk about in your blog.

Without going into a lot of detail, the business process calls for a cloud-based multi-service platform accessible by wimax systems operators nationwide. Think of a virtual infrastructure for a “quadruple play”offering (data, voice, video and music) .

The provisional patent covers a process for a set top box navigation system, and I’ve found an incredible amount of open source code information and a few chip sets for a 3.65 GHz transceiver antenna.

I’m gearing up to do a proof of concept trial, possibly next year sometime at an event like SWSW, while talking to wimax operators in other countries.

My advice? Collaborate with others who are trying to do the same thing!

Rowland

]]> By: Rowland http://yanntx.info/work/comment-page-1/#comment-344 Rowland Sat, 26 Jun 2010 23:55:11 +0000 http://yanntx.info/?page_id=3#comment-344 Ian, <<I>> I'm only an amatuer inventor -- not an enigineer -- but I picked up a 3.65 GHz license and filed a provisional patent for a WiMax based wireless broadband supernetwork earlier this year, to do a version of what you talk about in your blog. Without going into a lot of detail, the business process calls for a cloud-based multi-service platform accessible by wimax systems operators nationwide. Think of a virtual infrastructure for a "quadruple play"offering (data, voice, video and music) . The provisional patent covers a process for a set top box navigation system, and I've found an incredible amount of open source code information and a few chip sets for a 3.65 GHz transceiver antenna. I'm gearing up to do a proof of concept trial, possibly next year sometime at an event like SWSW, while talking to wimax operators in other countries. My advice? Collaborate with others who are trying to do the same thing! Rowland Ian,

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I’m only an amatuer inventor — not an enigineer — but I picked up a 3.65 GHz license and filed a provisional patent for a WiMax based wireless broadband supernetwork earlier this year, to do a version of what you talk about in your blog.

Without going into a lot of detail, the business process calls for a cloud-based multi-service platform accessible by wimax systems operators nationwide. Think of a virtual infrastructure for a “quadruple play”offering (data, voice, video and music) .

The provisional patent covers a process for a set top box navigation system, and I’ve found an incredible amount of open source code information and a few chip sets for a 3.65 GHz transceiver antenna.

I’m gearing up to do a proof of concept trial, possibly next year sometime at an event like SWSW, while talking to wimax operators in other countries.

My advice? Collaborate with others who are trying to do the same thing!

Rowland

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