Eric Griffith

San Jose, CA- based hereUare Communications, an aggregator of commercial Wi-Fi-based hotspots around the US and overseas, has put itself up for sale with

FatPort Corporation of Vancouver, British Columbia, has released a family of wireless public access products built to get venue owners up and running with

Remember when we told you that you could call 802.11a products Wi-Fi5, just as we usually call 802.11b products Wi-Fi? Forget we said that. Wi-Fi5 is out.

Taking bets on 802.11a vs. 802.11b is pointless anymore: Soon all products will just support both. That will be the case if more companies like Broadcom

Centurion Wireless Technologies of Lincoln, NE has made upgrades to its super-small Bluechip antenna so it will support not just the 2.4-2.5GHz bands used

Jackson, MS-based AIR2LAN, a Fixed-Wireless broadband Internet service provider with customers in cites of the Southeast from Texas to Alabama, is

Irvine, CA-based D-Link recently broke through a price barrier with the DI-604, a router that sells for only $59 MSRP, potentially making Ethernet routers

A slew of news came out this week from the Wireless Ethernet Compatibility Alliance (WECA), the nonprofit consortium behind the testing and certification

Sunnyvale, CA-based MRG (Multimedia Research Group) has co-published a report with Fuji-Keizai USA of New York City entitled "U.S. Wireless LAN Market

Envara, a fabless semiconductor company with offices in California and Israel, today announced that it is sampling engineering silicon for its EN303 radio

The Port at Benalmadena in Spain is one of leisure. It's marina was once voted best in the world. It's surrounded by the town's unique architecture,

Mobile Telecommunications Radio and Relay Network (MOTERAN) is what Mitsubishi Corporation calls it's "relay-type mobile communications technology, a form