NEW! Mesh Comes to WiMax
[September 19, 2005] SkyPilot will combine a Fujitus WiMax chip with its mesh networking software to bring multi-hop backhaul capability to service providers. NEW! House May Deregulate Broadband
[September 16, 2005] A proposed House bill draft would make it okay for municipalities to offer broadband, lumping various IP telecommunications together. NEW! Hotspot Hits
[September 15, 2005] The latest in public access Wi-Fi: Katrina victims and FEMA get more donated Wi-Fi; Boingo expands into northern Spain; Verizon and Vodafone deal on 3G access; and more. NEW! Wi-Fi Product Watch
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NEW! Marine Laboratory Unwires Researchers
[September 19, 2005] The Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory turned to Motorola Canopy to put its influx of summer scientists online. NEW! InterLink—a Global Niche
[September 15, 2005] By focusing on international and wholesale VoIP services, InterLink is carving a niche for itself in a highly competitive marketplace. NEW! Vendor Plan Puts 802.11n Deadline in Doubt
[September 14, 2005] Intel and other chipmakers may be hatching a 'secret' plan that could delay the high-speed wireless standard, giving them a chance to catch up to Airgo. Snapping up the WISPs
[September 12, 2005] US Wireless is building its business by purchasing wireless service providers, even those with incredibly disparate approaches to technology. More Insights >> 
NEW! Wireless Network Ignition 2.0
[September 16, 2005] Though far from perfect, this WLAN configuration software could do the trick to help those with the right setup and needs. Sony Vaio T350P
[September 2, 2005] It's no surprise that Sony's new mini notebook can go online at 802.11 hotspots -- but also does so without WiFi, tapping Cingular's EDGE network. Netgear Super G Wireless Router — Security Edition
[September 1, 2005] The WGT624SC isn't the first broadband router to include a software firewall, but two things set it apart from previous combos: a one-year license to Trend Micro's application and integration between the hardware and software. WatchGuard Firebox Edge X5w
[August 26, 2005] The Firebox Edge X5w is designed to be an all-in-one wireless firewall and VPN appliance for your small network. It promises to do it all, and it delivers. More Reviews >> 
RF Math Made Easy
[August 5, 2005] When working with wireless LANs, you’ll eventually need to perform some RF mathematics. These tips will make conversions much easier. Two Firewalls Too Much of a Good Thing
[August 2, 2005] One Internet connection and two computers each running firewall software can mean PCs that refuse to talk to each other. Here's an easy way to break down walls. Plus, diagnosing the cause of a dysfunctional wireless network. Mesh Networking a Viable Alternative
[July 14, 2005] Mesh networking is making its way into municipal Wi-Fi networks, but use within enterprises is questionable. Learn the ins and outs of mesh networking and see if it fits into your wireless deployment. More Tutorials >>
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