The Key to Car Sales
A Silicon Valley car dealer uses a combo of Wi-Fi, RFID and electronic lockboxes … Read more
Clearwire Clears $1.26 Billion in Funding
By Eric Griffith July 06, 2006 The company won’t bother with an IPO when companies … Read more
The Windows Ad-Hoc Exploit
Here’s the scenario: You have an access point at home with a Service Set … Read more
Draft N Damage Control
Chipmakers say early 802.11n products work together just fine; Azimuth will offer an 11n … Read more
Freescale Quits UWB Forum
Freescale Semiconductor and Motorola are both leaving the UWB Forum; Freescale intends to concentrate its ultrawideband … Read more
Introduction to Kismet
Earlier this month we looked at NetStumbler, an application for surveying wireless networks. While NetStumbler … Read more
Free Rio Rancho Wi-Fi
Azulstar Networks found religion in the free Internet access business model; Rio Rancho may … Read more
Introduction to NetStumbler
For a Swiss Army knife of wireless network diagnostics, “NetStumbler” is saddled with a … Read more
Wi-Fi Hotspots: Setting Up Public Wireless Internet Access (Part 2)
In Part 2 of this book excerpt, Eric Geier continues his explanation of how … Read more
The Open Source WRT54G Story
The story of the Linksys Wireless-G Router (model WRT54G) and how you can turn … Read more
Sunday in the Park with Wi-Fi
Free wireless is coming to New York City parks this summer in a grassroots … Read more
The Inevitability of VoWi-Fi
See how one company’s move to an IP PBX and an upgrade of its … Read more
Meraki’s Outdoor Upgrade
The community mesh company will soon offer new, rugged hardware that couples with a … Read more
Convergence a Step Closer to Reality
Companies are ironing out the final wrinkles in technology that will allow cell phone … Read more
Fujitsu Announces WiMax Chips
Hot on the heels of Intel’s announcement of its WiMax silicon, Fujitsu Microelectronics America (FMA) has gone public … Read more
802.11n: Expect Delays Ahead
Despite the industry barreling ahead with the release of Draft-N products based on the … Read more
Sequans: Breaking into WiMax
This French startup is ready to take the WiMax silicon world by storm, especially … Read more
Build A Linux-Based Wireless Access Point (Part 2)
Last week we took a look at the best parts for assembling a Linux-based … Read more
Build and Secure a WLAN
From choosing an access point to securing your WLAN, there are a lot things … Read more
Growing WWiSE: Motorola Joins Fight for 802.11n
Motorola’s proposal lost, and that’s the WWiSE group’s gain. As expected, that leaves just … Read more