Eric Griffith

Legra Systems of Burlington, Mass., said this week that its product line, announced in April 2003 with the first wave of WLAN switches, is now generally

The mesh networking architecture has been around as long as wireless LANs, but has never taken the market by storm. However, in the last few months, mesh

One of the first companies to offer an measurement and analysis tool for WLANs was Sunnyvale, Calif.'s AirMagnet, which early on had handheld software for

The need for speed to effectively deliver audio and video over a wireless LAN may have been met this year when 802.11a and 802.11g became firmly

LAS VEGAS -- The floor of the CTIA Wireless IT & Entertainment 2003 show at the Sands Convention center is not overflowing with news in the world of

Is the success of the wireless LAN switch market in question? You wouldn't think so when you talk to the companies involved. The money keeps flowing in

In the days of the Internet boom when companies believed any product could be a success -- no matter how useful or useless it might be (3Com Audrey?

Price: $249.95 Pros: Support for DIVX, fast setup, support for 802.11g. Cons: Inscrutable and frequently crashing server software, boring UI, no local

T-Mobile Hotspot, the public Wi-Fi arm of Deutsche Telekom AG's T-Mobile USA, plans to address the issue of public access security by introducing 802.1X

When the topic of video or audio traveling over a wireless LAN comes up -- particularly voice traffic, as in any Voice over IP (VoIP) solution for the

Toronto, Ontario-based wireline service provider Allstream -- formerly known as AT&T Canada until this past summer -- announced today a deal to offer its

Since launching the Wi-Fi ZONE program for branding hotspots back in March 2003, the Wi-Fi Alliance has certified 6000 public-access venues in about 47