Eric Griffith

SMC Networks of Irvine, CA, today announced that by March of this year will be begin shipping products based on the draft of the 802.11g standard. The

It might seem a little late to come to the Wi-Fi party with 802.11a products -- and might seem like a waste of time now that the 2.4GHz 802.11g is here --

This past weekend at the DEMO 2003 show in Scottsdale, AZ, Bluesoft unveiled its new positioning platform for wireless LANs. The San Mateo, CA-based

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.11 Working Group, the group behind the development of the 802.11 specifications for

Imagine you sit down in a café hoping to partake of an hour or two of Wi-Fi access, but you don't have your credit card or any cash on hand. How

Hotspotzz is launching a new program to bring more venue owners looking to provide Wi-Fi access to customers into the Hotspotzz network. The company is

Changes in the way WLANs are thought of and deployed in businesses might make this year the best yet for Wi-FI, but there's little denying when you look

The Tsunami line of outdoor point-to-multipoint products for use by ISPs, campuses, and enterprises is getting a price cut. Proxim Corporation is knocking

While business travelers and home users seem to derive the most benefits from Wi-Fi-based access to the Internet and networks, arguably wireless

In a continued push of new products, Proxim Corporation today unveiled its latest additions to the ORiNOCO line of wireless LAN products. The new AP-600b

Ann Arbor, MI-based Interlink Networks makes Secure.XS (pronounced "Secure Access"), a $2500+ Linux and Windows-based solution for 802.1X

PicoPoint BV, a maker of public-access wireless backend systems based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, is making a push into the United States and elsewhere