Eric Griffith

GRIC Communications of Milpitas, CA, which last week announced a flat-rate "business class" Wi-Fi service bundle, jumped to what they call the second

Linksys, one of the leaders in home and small office networking equipment, has provided a product that will have users of satellite Internet connections

At the Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2003 in San Diego this week, research and advisory firm Gartner said that even though the number of "frequent" WLAN users

What more could you possibly need at a Wi-Fi hotspot? You've already got your caffe latte and your laptop running a wireless Internet connection at

GRIC Communications of Milpitas, CA, announced a flat-rate "business class" Wi-Fi service bundle this week. Users of the company's GRIC MobileOffice

Transat Technologies of Southlake, TX, which rolled out its first commercial product late last year with Swiss company TOGEWAnet, is ready for phase two.

Minneapolis, MN-based Network Instruments today announced a new upgrade to its Observer line of products, adding support for the 2.4GHz 802.11g draft

Making monitor's is no longer enough for Viewsonic. This week at the Microsoft Mobility Developers Conference being held at the CTIA Wireless 2003 show in

Toshiba America Electronic Components (TAEC), a subsidiary of Toshiba, has created a reference design called the AVM79R for future media center appliances

It only seems like Intel is the only newsmaker in the world of Wi-Fi this week. With events taking place around the world today to celebrate the launch of

AirDefense of Atlanta, GA, this week unveiled upgraded modules for its eponymously-named AirDefense WLAN security Platform, which uses captured wireless

Agere Systems of Allentown, PA, announced today that it will be manufacturing a new WaveLAN multi-mode chipset supporting both 5GHz 802.11a and 2.4GH