Adam Stone

Are terrorist operatives targeting Montana's Helena Regional Airport ? Maybe not, but airport authorities still must conform to all the same post -9/11

With thousands of acres of California engulfed in flames in late October 2003, helicopter pilots were doing all they could, taking detailed readings of

Recent layoffs in the Wi-Fi industry ought not be cause for alarm, according to analysts and vendors. While the firings may seem severe, they say, this is

In the old days it was relatively easy to control IT. Employees almost never installed their own mainframes, after all. Today it's different. Anyone can

Others might be giving it away for free today, but Barry Shrier is going to charge you up front for your Wi-Fi infrastructure. And, he says, you are going

Most in the technology world view the evolving 802.11 standards as a good thing. With each new iteration the Wi-Fi community gets better speeds and/or

The pundits keep saying that information on a Wi-Fi network cannot be 100 percent secure. But what if it has to be? That's the question that was bothering

The vacation pictures are stored on the digital camera. Want to e-mail them to Aunt Sally? You'll need to put them on the computer. Now you want to show

It's been said that the promise of Wi-Fi will only be fulfilled when vendors start rolling out the applications that make the technology worth using.

At wireless aggregator GRIC, Director of Product Management Lumin Yen faces an ongoing problem, one that has dogged the steps of aggregators and carriers

Sean O'Mahony is not making a profit yet, and he is frankly amazed that anyone would expect him to. Look at cellular, he says. That technology was on the

A good day is when you have the right market, the right technology, and a partner with the muscle and the know-how to help bring the two together. Alan