By Allen Bernard May 11, 2006 Dreaming of ubiquitous, seamless enterprise-class mobile connectivity? It’s almost … Read more

By Gerry Blackwell November 30, 2006 A new technology incubator will investigate the use of … Read more

By Gerry Blackwell Here’s some good news for aspiring wireless ISPs: outside America’s cities, the … Read more

By Gerry Blackwell Dartmouth College, a 200-year-old Ivy League university in Hanover, N.H., has become … Read more

By Gerry Blackwell January 25, 2002 Disruptive doesn’t imply bad in this case. Mesh networking … Read more

By Gerry Blackwell June 18, 2002 How does a photo from a World Cup match … Read more

By Gerry Blackwell The economics around offering Wi-Fi hotspot service have always been questionable, and … Read more

By Lisa Phifer November 26, 2001 As the vulnerabilites of 802.11b wireless networks become widely … Read more

By Jeff Goldman In almost any disaster recovery scenario–from wild fires to bridge collapses to … Read more

By Jeff Goldman February 14, 2008 It’s still early days for ad-supported Wi-Fi, and companies … Read more

By Naomi Graychase January 31, 2007 Arguably the smartest students around have one of the … Read more

By Gerry Blackwell November 08, 2006 It could be the next generation of urban wireless … Read more

By Eric Griffith August 29, 2006 The cafe chain is leaving behind pay partners to … Read more

By Gerry Blackwell August 18, 2006 The independent island city-state has grand plans for wireless … Read more

By Gerry Blackwell When Islamic extremists bombed London subway stations on July 7, 2005, emergency … Read more

By Naomi Graychase Last month, in a special ceremony attended by HUD (Housing and Urban Development) officials, … Read more

By Naomi Graychase Things have suddenly gotten very busy at Lumin Innovative Products in Boulder, Colorado. On … Read more