Eric Griffith

Xybernaut Solutions of Fairfax, Va., a company well known in the circles of "wearable computers" today brought Wi-Fi into that mix with its ServicePoint

Senforce Technologies of Orem, Utah, has begun shipping its Enterprise Mobility Security Manager 2.0 (EMSM), a location-aware, centrally-managed,

Announced this past summer at the SuperComm tradeshow, ADC Telecommunications' LoopStar is a "span-powered" Wi-Fi system -- meaning, access points on the

Buffalo Technology, the wholly-owned subsidiary of Japan's MELCO Inc., today announced that it is the first company to ship an external 802.11g network

This week iPass , which provides services to enterprise end-users working remotely, announced its iPass Wi-Fi Roaming Services, a program for getting

When the Centrino Mobile brand for laptops -- those with a Pentium-M chip coupled with embedded Wi-Fi for connectivity -- shipped in March of 2003, Intel

Interlink Networks of Ann Arbor, Mich., this week announced an embedded software solution called Padlock that can apply enterprise-class 802.1X standards

HP today launched its Smart Office initiative, a $750 million dollar program meant to empower small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) with technology

Mobile management software company AirPrism officially launched its products this week. The Redwood Shores, Calif.-based company is showing the AirPrism

FireTide of Honolulu, Hawaii -- formerly Landmark Networks -- is in La Jolla, Calif., this week as one of the select few showing at the DEMOmobile 2003

Network Instruments LLC (NI), a privately held company located in Minneapolis, Minn., this week announced the release of Observer 9.0, the latest edition

Sunnyvale, Calif.-based WLAN infrastructure company AirFlow Networks this week announced its line of enterprise wireless products. The line-up consists of