Eric Griffith

Public Internet access solutions company NetNearU of College Station, TX, -- which got its start in kiosks -- is bringing a wireless kiosk to a hotspot

You've got a presentation to give, with collateral materials including slides, some software downloads, and a few HTML or Acrobat -based pages of extra

Wireless Internet access in public places is becoming all the rage in North America today as companies like iPass, Boingo, GRIC, and even the cellular

When talking about Wi-Fi products, there's always a lot of discussion about chip sets and hardware interfaces and drivers, but not so much about what

Verizon Communications has announced plans to help small businesses expand their data networks using Wi-Fi. The Verizon WLAN Solutions program is

WildPackets, the company behind the AiroPeek wireless packet analyzers, has upgraded its support for Atheros-based 802.11a in time to become the tool of

By some reports, this year's Comdex Fall in Las Vegas, NV, is the smallest in memory, and could even be the last of it's kind if some rumors are to be

For those who have been putting off buying an 802.11b-based wireless LAN because it's too slow at that measly 11 or 22 megabits per second (Mbps), yet

The Comdex show used to mean big booths with lots to see for all the paid attendees. However, not all the big names setup for the public, especially these

Santa Monica, CA-based hotspot aggregator Boingo Wireless today released client software for Pocket PC 2002 units so Boingo users can use the personal

Just when you thought that 802.11b had all the possible extra speed wrung out of it that could happen in the real world, someone finds a way to get more.

This week, the Federal Communications Commission gave MeshNetworks' long awaited MeshLAN multi-hoping 802.11 network products full regulatory approval so