Eric Griffith

Stop in at the US Robotics (USR) Web site these days and you're going to see many a graphic touting Wireless Turbo, the name for the company's latest

This week at the SuperCOMM 2003 tradeshow in Atlanta, Bonsai Networks of Herndon, Va. announced an architecture for Wi-Fi service delivery for local

Wireless LAN chipmaker Atheros Communications of Sunnyvale, Calif., has taken the wraps off its third generation of product silicon for wireless networks.

First announced back in January when 802.11g was fresh on everyone's minds but far from a finished specifications, Proxim Corporation is now shipping its

Cisco Systems -- currently the leader in enterprise sales for wireless LAN infrastructure products according to Synergy Research Group -- wants to expand

Texas Instruments (TI) is reporting this week that products based on its residential gateway (RG) cable modem design -- which will include enhanced speed,

Cluster Labs GmbH of Berlin and Fremont, Calif., maker of server blades is getting into the hotspot business. The company is going to start making an

Wi-Fi location enabling experts Newbury Networks have a couple of primo location for the upcoming 802.11 Planet Conference & Expo-- a booth on the exhibit

Salt Lake City, Utah-based STSN, an Internet provider that specializes in wired and wireless access for hotels, is the latest company to become part of

D-Link finally has added new products to its AirPremier line of enterprise class products -- which formerly only had one access point, the DWL-1000AP+ --

ReefEdge, the Fort Lee, NJ based provider of wireless infrastructure, management and security solutions, today unveiled its Wireless Services Fabric

Compared to the trickle of 802.11a products that were out at this time last year, it feels like 802.11g -- which has the same 54Mbps speed as 11a but