Eric Griffith

Hotspot "wholesaler" Cometa Networks was supposed to have opened up a few thousand hotspots by now. However, with actual numbers falling far short of

Remote broadband connectivity for enterprise users is usually up to the corporation's IT staff to provide, and more and more are turning to subscription

Need to find a Wi-Fi signal but hate having to boot up the laptop to do it? PCTEL feels your pain. The Chicago-based company, which makes the Segue

Wi-Fi chipmaker Agere Systems of Allentown, Pa., is again teaming up with network processor and platform designer Ubicom of Mountain View, Calif. to

This week, two London-based companies introduced a prepaid card for long-distance calls and Internet access. The service, called simplifi, is from phone

Planet3 Wireless, developers of the curriculum and tests for the Certified Wireless Network Professional (CWNP) training and certification program, has

Back in August 2003, four major wireless carriers in Canada-- Bell Canada, Telus Mobility, Rogers AT&T Wireless, Microcell Solutions -- announced plans to

As municipalities around the world start to look at wireless technology to support first responders in the field, a self-healing/configuring mesh topology

Even though it is rated the No. 2 player in the home and SOHO wireless LAN market by both Synergy Research Group and Dell'orro Group, D-Link of Fountain

Two research firms this week released information gleaned in surveys of American consumers that points to overall increased awareness of Wi-Fi and the

Pronto Networks of Pleasanton, Calif., a provider of operational support systems (OSS) for hotspots, is trying to get hardware makers to work directly

Last year there was a rush of startup wireless LAN "switch" vendors looking to get to market with their hardware. Now many are looking to beef up their