Ed Sutherland

Popular wireless networking technology Wi-Fi seems to be everywhere from corporate offices to the corner coffee shop. If a group of Manhattan-based

The convergence of wireless networking and multimedia in the home seems a natural. As products employing 802.11 technologies to move music and video get

For a 14-hour trip this Friday along the West Coast, a group of wireless enthusiasts are packing a briefcase full of Wi-Fi gear and a map of 802.11 access

Even before the standard for 54Mbps 802.11g is finalized, vendors aware of the growing interest in 11g have been announcing and shipping products based on

Wi-Fi hotspots have an image problem. While 802.11 wireless networking in homes and business may soon rival Budweiser in brand recognition, the public

In the 1800s Alexander Graham Bell toyed with the concept of using light to relay communications. Although the inventor discarded the idea in favor of the

Behind headlines trumpeting unexpectedly strong demand for Wi-Fi chips is a potentially troubling trend. The bedrock of wireless networking, plus its

Despite the knowledge that the final approval of the 54Mbps 802.11g standard is still months away, wireless networking companies are getting on board

If two recent developments are any indication, the familiar face of wireless computing is about to change. Could the days of individual Access Points be

Is Advanced Micro Devices' (AMD) new Alchemy wireless LAN (WLAN) chipset the key to turning a leaden semiconductor market into Wi-Fi gold? The

After hearing of the latest security fix for Wi-Fi in the workplace, should the denizens of the corporate cubicles feel safe logging onto their enterprise

In a series of upcoming high-profile events, Boston's Michael Oh hopes to drive home the point that forgetting 802.11's free local roots could place