Eric Griffith

Citing a growth of 276 percent in use, plus a 317 percent increase in revenue over the last year, Austin, TX-based Wayport today announced it has passed

Every network could use more speed; wireless networks also can always use better range. Intersil is trying to provide both with a new power amplifier (PA)

Dial-up users can use any phone line, anywhere to get Internet access. When will wireless hotspot users be able to use any hotspot, anywhere? Airpath

Boulder, CO-based SpectraLink, currently the only company devoted exclusively to 802.11-based Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephone systems for

In the rapidly expanding world of hotspots, it's all about footprint: whatever provider has the most coverage for its customers wins (at least until we've

Reports out today from separate research firms are looking at he issues of who is making (or will make) money in the world of wireless LANs. The

Kirkland, WA-based Wavelink is announcing today new security solutions for existing business WLANs -- automatic WEP key rotation and rogue WLAN

Ultimately, the loss may be considered trivial: When the Walnut Creek, CA, headquarters for WildPackets, the software company behind products like

USURF America, a fixed-wireless Internet Service Provider located in Denver, CO, is announcing that it has new rights to use the 80-foot tall tower on top

Wi-Fi hotspot aggregator Boingo Wireless of Santa Monica, CA, has added another company to a growing list that offer products compatible with Boingo's

FatPort Corporation is the latest hotspot provider to join the iPass Global Broadband Roaming (GBR) service. iPass, headquartered in Redwood Shores, CA,

At PC Expo last month, Sharp Systems of America, based in Huntington Beach, CA, announced new additions to its Actius line of ultra-light laptop