Jeff Goldman

Microsoft's newest operating system, Windows 11, is set for release as a free update in the fall. However, ongoing confusion about system compatibility

First there was LoJack for your car, a hidden radio signal that told police where the car was, making it impossible for thieves to evade capture. Then

Meraki recently released the results of a study of on-campus WLAN usage, announced a “Wireless For Schools” program for K-12 schools and

Boston-based Skyhook Wireless, founded in 2003, received a massive boost at Macworld back in January of 2008 when Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that

In anticipation of the final ratification of 802.11n on September 11th, VeriWave last month released the latest version of its wireless testing solution,

The wireless security solution WirelessWall was first launched back in 2001 by developer Cranite Systems. California-based TLC-Chamonix acquired

The presence of an RFID tag in U.S. passport cards has raised privacy concerns, but government officials insist the technology is safe--and that the

The Wi-Fi Alliance has expanded WPA2 to include two additional EAP types, and has affirmed that its 802.11n certification program will not have to change

The magicJack USB dongle will soon become a femtocell, according to Nathan Franzmeier, CEO of magicJack sister company Stratus Telecommunications. Within

The company’s new QB-8100 and MP-8100 products support data rates of up to 300 Mbps, with 600 Mbps versions expected in Q4 2009. Proxim Wireless

Gerald Combs first started developing the open source packet sniffer Wireshark (initially called Ethereal) back in 1997, and released it in the summer of

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