Friday, August 26, 2005

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Wi-FiPlanet News
NEW!   Tempe Preps for Wireless
[August 26, 2005]   Within six months the Arizona city plans to become a major metropolis in the U.S. with true city-wide Wi-Fi, long before Philadelphia, San Francisco and others.

NEW!   Intel & Cisco Plan to Improve Wireless
[August 25, 2005]   An extended partnership between the powerhouse companies will focus on enhancements for enterprise Wi-Fi.

NEW!   Hotspot Hits
[August 24, 2005]   The latest in public access Wi-Fi: new bookstore chain locations feature hotspots; Skyy-Fi tries encryption; Virginia region celebrates 50 free hotspots; and more.

NEW!   Intel Advances Faster Wireless USB Spec
[August 24, 2005]   Put your printer anywhere you want it.

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Wi-FiPlanet Insights
NEW!   Free Wi-Fi on Iowa Highways
[August 24, 2005]   The deployment is part of a broader plan by I Spot to create an advertising-supported hotspot network.

Alvarion Speaks Out on WiMax Certification
[August 19, 2005]   The company is upset about marketing tactics by competitors who claim their equipment is being tested right now -- when the real certification tests won't begin until October.

Laying Out the Breadcrumbs
[August 16, 2005]   Rajant’s wireless equipment, designed with the military in mind but used for disasters and conventions as well, uses mesh topology without needing a centralized node.

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Wi-FiPlanet Reviews
NEW!   Netgear RangeMax Wireless Router
[August 22, 2005]   Combine the best range/throughput features of an Atheros chip with smart beam-forming antennas, and you've got this small and slightly expensive device that will reach all areas of your home.

palmOne Wi-Fi Card
[August 10, 2005]   This SDIO card permits owners of several of Palm's handhelds to link up with public and private 802.11b-compatible wireless networks.

Linksys Wireless-G Broadband Router with SRX
[August 9, 2005]   MIMO in the home gets a workout with this retro-looking unit that in fact carries all the most up-to-date wireless tech and security a home user could ask for.

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Wi-FiPlanet Tutorials
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.

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