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Click Information Terminology Ltd publishes IncisorTV and Incisor magazine, and has developed special expertise in the area of short range wireless technologies - taking in Bluetooth – from Ultra Low Power to High Speed, WLAN/Wi-Fi, ZigBee, RFID, NFC, GPS, WiMAX, Dect/CAT-iq, DECT ULE, M2M, Weightless technology for M2M and the Internet of Things, ANT+, energy harvesting technologies such as EnOcean, and more.

Click’s technology TV and Internet publishing business has developed the Incisor brand so that it is now internationally-known. Over the last 15 years, Incisor e-magazine has become the most widely-read short-range wireless publication. Incisor.TV expands and enhances the Incisor brand with authoritative, accurate and highly respected Internet TV content.

If your company operates in the short range wireless sector, Incisor, Incisor TV and this web site should be trusted partners.

We will be pleased to discuss options with you that could include editorial and advertising in the magazine, e-marketing to the Incisor database, and involvement with Incisor.TV productions – we can put your company in the movies! Whether your goal is to publicize specific products or services, to make announcements or to evangelise the technologies that you support, Incisor should be your chosen partner. Contact Vince Holton – – to discuss.

This site will allow you to access Incisor magazine and Incisor TV video productions, to subscribe – free of charge – to Incisor magazine, and will keep you fully up to speed with developments in the short range wireless sector.

"My world has revolved around the short range wireless sector for more than ten years now. The pace of development has been rapid, and not once have I had the opportunity to get bored or lose interest."

"I hope that you enjoy Incisor magazine and that the Incisor web site provides a valuable ongoing source of information, and perhaps even entertainment!"

Vince Holton
Publisher / Editor in Chief
Incisor

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