Ed Sutherland

Visitors to the Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, this week can log in to a local Wi-Fi hotspot and have the session billed to their cell phone bill back

While predicting "solid second quarter growth" of Wi-Fi adoption by consumers and enterprises, Cisco and its wholly-owned subsidiary Linksys were named as

In the latest in a series of announcements surrounding Wi-Fi hotzones, Airpath Wireless has joined forces with Tropos Networks to bring traditional

In a sign of the growth of metropolitan Wi-Fi networks, hotspot management company Pronto Networks has announced a partnership with metro-scale wireless

In a bit of technological time travel, two vendors are using Wi-Fi and power line devices to bring broadband Internet access to the oldest parts of the

It's one thing for a company like BlueSocket to say it's putting an intrusion detection system (IDS) into its WLAN management platform. But it's another

Are WLANs headed for the dollar store? Reston, Va.-based Full Mesh Networks wants to bring the cost of running your wireless network down to one buck per

Meru Network's recently announced one-click solution to WLAN management is just the latest sign that tracking and optimizing the growing torrent of Wi-Fi

As competition for in-flight Wi-Fi slowly heats up, a coalition of airline workers and consumer electronics makers hope to make the use of wireless

Mesh could be the solution to a proposed $1 billion wireless municipal network for New York City emergency workers. The city's Department of Information

Littering the Wi-Fi roadway are the bodies of hotspot operators seeking the perfect business model. Since the late 1990s, public Wi-Fi access has made

As promised last year, Avaya , Motorola , and Proxim plan to offer a dual-mode "enterprise phone" allowing employees to make calls using either wide-area