NEW! Hotspot Hits
[September 26, 2005] The latest in public access Wi-Fi: 84,000+ hotspots exist; $700 million to be spent on U.S. muni broadband; NeoReach to unwire Sacramento; and more. NEW! Wi-Fi Product Watch
[September 26, 2005] The latest updates and new products in wireless networking: 3Com announces branch switch and new managed AP; Atheros trumpets MIMO sales; PanGo upgrades its location-aware platform; and more. NEW! First UMA Phone Announced
[September 23, 2005] Others may wait in the wings, but meanwhile, LG and Kineto trumpet the first commercial phone to roam seamlessly from cellular to Wi-Fi. NEW! A Disconnect Between SMBs, VoIP
[September 23, 2005] SMB decision-makers are interested in VoIP, but service providers aren't making it easy for them to buy. NEW! SeaMobile Brings Voice, Data to the High Seas
[September 22, 2005] Cruise ships to offer customers access using their own notebooks and cell phones. More News >> | Xirrus has developed the next generation in high-performance enterprise
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NEW! Senator, That's Not The Issue
[September 23, 2005] WISPs eager to use the 700 MHz band will be disappointed to hear that Senator McCain's proposed spectrum law is just politics as usual. NEW! The Hotel Internet Access Nightmare
[September 21, 2005] Not enough hotels catering to business travelers treat Internet access as the critical service it is, columnist George Spafford writes. 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. 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. More Insights >> 
NEW! TRENDnet 802.11g Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter with HotSpot Detector (All-in-1)
[September 26, 2005] Why limit your USB adapter to connecting you to a network? This product will give you info on networks before you even boot up the laptop. 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. More Reviews >> | Ekahau, Inc. provides the most accurate positioning software for WiFi networks. The Ekahau Positioning Engine(TM) allows positioning of 802.11 wireless client devices, such as PDAs and laptops, with an impressive accuracy of 3 ft on average. Ekahau's cost effective positioning solution can be utilized in various industries like retail, warehouses, logistics, healthcare, museums and public events. Check us at: http://www.ekahau.com |
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NEW! WiMax/802.16 Revealed
[September 21, 2005] A look at the various standards behind WiMax, fixed and mobile, and where WiMax might be heading in the future. 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. More Tutorials >>
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