Eric Griffith

Now shipping from Toshiba's Computer Systems Group (CSG) is the Satellite Pro 6100 series of notebooks, the first with dual-band 802.11a/b wireless

According to a story in the New York Times, the United States Department of Defense (DOD) is moving to get technical limits placed on the use of some

The Banias Mobile Platform is Intel Corp.'s push for mobility in 2003, with lower power consumption and wireless capability integrated in all new laptops

Newark, CA-based Socket Communications today unveiled that its Low Power Wireless LAN Compact Flash card is getting support for 802.1X security. This move

This week, RadioLAN Marketing Group of San Jose, CA, a maker of wireless equipment used by campuses, carriers and wireless Internet service providers,

While the growth in hotspots during 2002 might not be what the public access Wi-Fi providers hoped, the growth world wide -- from 2,000 locations to over

Wireless Retail, Inc., of Scottsdale, AZ, a leading retailer of wireless phones, service plans and more via the MobileGateway store and mall kiosk chain

Wireless wide-area and local-area network provider Proxim Corporation yesterday announced major changes for the Sunnyvale, CA-based company to simplify

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- WISPs looking for more security in their wireless last-mile connections take note. The Tsunami Multipoint system, which Proxim has

Palo Alto, CA-based Integrated Programmable Communications (InProComm) has announced a new baseband/medium access controller (MAC) chip for use in

SANTA CLARA -- There are a lot of enterprise-class products that will tell a system administrator when their Wi-Fi network has an intruder. Newbury

Cranite Systems of San Jose, CA, today announced that it is shipping WirelessWall 2.0, the new version of its security suite for wireless LANs. The