Ed Sutherland

Saying many Wi-Fi gear makers just don't get voice over Wi-Fi, market leader SpectraLink says it will soon begin testing WLAN equipment for compatibility

Following what Bluesocket calls the "contagious" growth of Wi-Fi access in enterprises, the Burlington, Mass-based security and management vendor today

While denying any intention of using a shakeup in the Wi-Fi switch market to their advantage, Bluesocket plans to offer current customers of embattled

Responding to a growing demand for its two-click Wi-Fi security product, RADIUS authentication experts Interlink Networks is set to release LucidLink 2.0.

In an effort to stay afloat in the cutthroat and constantly-evolving WLAN market, wireless security and management company ReefEdge Networks is slashing

As the year begins to wind down, new figures show a nine percent jump in Wi-Fi hardware sales between the second quarter and third quarter of 2004.

Two reports out this week outlining the growth of WLAN gear in homes and offices highlight the paradox we've come to expect, created by increased demand

As the number of hotels offering high-speed Internet access continues to climb, two New England Wi-Fi startups are bundling the software and services they

In a move aimed at boosting its broadband networking, cellular giant Motorola announced today it is purchasing MeshNetworks. Acquiring the wireless mesh

Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR), known for its chips for Bluetooth, says it will create a single-chip Wi-Fi for cell phones and consumer electronics. CSR

Could the lowly 802.11b become a 99Mbps speed-demon? How about 802.11a breaking the 1Gbps barrier? Difficult to imagine? Israel-based Extricom says its

By 2009, fueled by a skyrocketing increase in home wireless networks, consumers will require 57 Mbps for Internet connection speed -- up from today's 3