Eric Griffith

From where it stands today, WiMax – real, 802.16-based WiMax – has nowhere to go but up. Parks Associates says 8% of the 1.1 billion broadband

Despite setbacks – including slow take-up in many markets – EarthLink forges ahead with its plans in many locations, especially in

It has taken a long time, but ultrawideband (UWB) may finally have its first chip ready to run worldwide. Fabless chip designer Alereon today announced

Since 2002, RSA, the security division of EMC , has been doing regular surveys of wireless networks found in big cities – essentially, wardriving

Tzero Technologies' latest chipset, the ZeroWire (TZC7200), is directed at home entertainment. The company says it will handle “real-time delivery

Did you forget all about Eye-Fi? We almost did. The company announced plans last year to put out memory card slot Wi-Fi adapters for digital cameras that

Esme Vos, proprietor of MuniWireless.com, may have put it best when she wrote, “I thought these anti-muni broadband bills were a thing of the past,

SMC Networks today announced new EliteConnect 802.11a/g Outdoor Enterprise Access Point/Bridges, designed for building-to-building connections and geared

At the MuniWireless07 conference in Boston today, JiWire unveiled its first appliance product for in-network advertising to be run by wireless network

Why should you have to monitor for intruders on your wireless LAN, when someone will do it for you? AirMagnet and VeriSign have announced a managed

The solar kit -- which could run as much as $500 per node, though Biswas is hoping it'll be much cheaper -- is also unique in that stats about it are

Hungary-based HotSpotSystem.com wants to power your hotspots, using just about any Wi-Fi hardware you’ve got. The company’s Instant HotSpot