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Company exec says the addition of mobile WiMax to its existing Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi mesh portfolio will help shape the future of high-speed broadband.

With Sprint forking out up to $5 billion for WiMax efforts, Cisco is the next big company investing in the technology in hopes of bringing high-speed broadband to developing areas, said a Cisco executive on Wednesday during a session at the Interop show in New York City.
“The issue often is still coverage. There are large parts of the U.S. where people can’t get the bandwidth that they need. WiMax represents a huge opportunity to drive connectivity into areas where it’s not available,” said Lynn Lucas, director of Cisco’s mobility solutions marketing, during the session.
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Two months after increasing the storage space of its worldwide active Gmail, the Internet search giant Google has given e-mailers another reason to rejoice by offering them an IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) access within its Web-based free e-mail service Gmail.

Announcing the release of IMAP support in Gmail Wednesday at Interop New York, the product management director for Google Enterprise Matthew Glotzbach said that the company has equipped its free email service with IMAP feature, supporting a huge range of devices, including smartphones and PDAs as well as desktops and laptops.

Gmail account holders can begin using the IMAP option, enabled by default in their online account settings, to synchronize e-mail on their mobile devices supporting IMAP and desktops. The added feature makes the three-years-old e-mail service more useful for those users who access e-mail remotely.
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