Ed Sutherland

In March, Federal Communication Commission (FCC) Chairman Michael Powell told an audience at the annual PC Forum that 802.11 is heading for a "meltdown"

While Intel is a latecomer to the 802.11 scene, analysts say the industry powerhouse's sneak peak at a prototype designed specifically for mobile users

A proposal before the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) could squelch red-hot wireless devices operating on the 2.4 GHz frequency. The call by a

From laboratories to lugers, the security of wireless LANs is being scrutinized. Is this only a bump in the road of the meteoric rise of Wi-Fi, or is

When the fixed-wireless industry imploded last year, carriers such as AT&T Wireless and Sprint said the technology's dependence on a clear line of sight

Home video recorders aren't just for taping television shows or playing the latest Hollywood blockbuster anymore. As more home computer networks transform

How do companies ensure their customer's privacy and corporations rationalize adding wireless networks when the key component of m-commerce security

When Qualcomm last week announced it was bringing voice-over-IP (VoIP) service to CDMA customers, the news was the latest milestone in a technology set to

MeshNetworks, Inc. announced that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has granted an experimental license for demonstrations nationally in both

A Year of Decisions is Predicted for M-Commerce If 2001 was a year of economic slowdown, retreat from technology and hunkering down, 2002 will be a time

Could mundane wireless local area networks (WLANs) eat into the profit potential of flashier third-generation (3G) mobile carriers? A flurry of reports

In the wake of Sept. 11th, many high-tech firms that lost their wired Internet connections are turning to a band of wireless renegades who combine