NEW! Hotspot Hits
[June 8, 2005] The latest in public access Wi-Fi: Nintendo makes 1,000 hotspots official; Boise airport offers free Wi-Fi; Seattle is now the Most Unwired City; and more. NEW! BellSouth Crams For Wireless Broadband Test
[June 7, 2005] The Baby Bell will initially target college students with a service that reaches DSL-like speeds. NEW! Cingular and HP Launch iPAQ H6320/6325
[June 7, 2005] The successor to HP's iPAQ H6315 offers automatic connections to the fastest available data network -- GSM/GPRS, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth -- and a different carrier: Cingular, rather than T-Mobile. NEW! Wi-Fi Product Watch
[June 7, 2005] The latest updates and new products in wireless networking: Aruba uses Sygate for on-demand security; iDirect builds in OSS for instant WISPs; Netgear builds a switch for AutoCell APs; and more. More News >> | LISTEN TO YOUR WIRELESS NETWORK
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NEW! Making Hotspots Safer
[June 8, 2005] Hosted virtual private network services are (finally) springing up like weeds to protect users of public Wi-Fi networks. You might not need one... but why take chances? NEW! 802.11n: Already Too Slow?
[June 7, 2005] Researchers around the globe are already looking at ways to get WLANs up to gigabit speeds. NEW! Turnkey Hotspot for Entrepreneurs
[June 6, 2005] Via its growing customer base and partnerships, Whotspot's plan is to make pay-as-you-go Wi-Fi as ubiquitous and necessary as napkins. More Insights >> 
NEW! PalmOne LifeDrive Mobile Manager
[June 8, 2005] This new wireless PDA marries the calendar and contact utility of a PDA with the massive storage of a media player. NEW! SecureMyWiFi
[June 2, 2005] As long as you have the right hardware, you can get extra security for your small office with this service for only a few cents a day. Linksys Compact Wireless-G Broadband Router
[May 19, 2005] This full-featured router has the size to be portable, but lacks the convenience a traveler would desire. More Reviews >> | FREE SEMINAR FOR QUALIFIED REGISTRANTS
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Make a Wireless Peer-to-Peer Connection
[May 19, 2005] Tips and tricks for setting up a P2P wireless network with no access point, and with wireless cards from different vendors. Is XP to Blame for Drops in Wireless Connection?
[May 12, 2005] Windows XP users that haven't upgraded to Service Pack 2 could experience drops in wireless connectivity. Here's why, plus workarounds should you not want to upgrade to SP2. VPN Gateway Appliances: Access Remote Data Like the Big Guys
[April 28, 2005] Affordable, manageable products make it possible for small businesses to install their own VPNs. Access your data from anywhere on the road or around town. More Tutorials >>
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