Eric Griffith

Red-M of London has announced version 2.1 of its Genos "wirelessware." Genos is a middleware product that creates a stable, multi-technology network

Wave Wireless Networking says the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has formally certified its SPEEDLAN 9000 line of 11Mbps routers. Because 802.11b

3e Technologies International (3eTI) of Rockville, Maryland, is making its 3e-520 Series Wireless Gateway commercially available for the first time.

Call it a high-tech MedicAlert. The famous bracelet with the single-serpent caduceus tells emergency responders to make a phone call to get identification

PSC Inc. of Portland, Oregon, a provider of data collection solutions for retailers, has announced Cisco Premier Certified Channel Partner status and

At Networld+Interop this week, SMC Networks has announced the Barricade 802.11a Wireless Cable/DSL Broadband Router (SMC7004AWBR-54), a platform

Wireless LAN chip maker Intersil of Irvine, CA, has teamed with Bluetooth chip maker Silicon Wave of San Diego to create a reference design for a mini-PCI

Symbol Technologies of Holtsville, NY, has licensed wireless VPN technology from Sweden's Columbitech to create AirBEAM Safe, a gatekeeper product that

D-Link Systems of Irvine, CA, has announced the D-LinkAir DWL-810 Ethernet to Wi-Fi Wireless Bridge, hardware that will convert any product or resource

Users of WLAN capable laptops and PDAs, whether on the road or just out for coffee, want constant wireless Internet access. In an effort to make it easier

Proxim Corporation of Sunnyvale, CA, has received certification to become the first company to ship 802.11a-based high-speed wireless local area network

Cell phones still look too much like the communicators of the original Star Trek, but a newly announced product might be using 802.11b networks to take