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This week, the US Patent and Trademark Office granted Aruba Networks’ request to reexamine the last of four patents cited in a lawsuit filed by two Motorola subsidiaries, Symbol Technologies and Wireless Valley.
This week as Olympic hopefuls take to the track at the University of Oregon, they will not only be hoping for speedy time trials, but for speedy Wi-Fi connections, as well.
The network uses a number of different technologies both to solve and to prevent crimes.
Republican lawmakers warn that requiring free Internet provisions will drive bidders away from the FCC's new spectrum auction; AT&T will sell iPhones without requiring two-year contract--for a price.
The Wi-Fi Alliance has released a list of the first products to receive Wi-Fi CERTIFIED for Voice-Personal certification. Unlike Wi-Fi CERTIFIED products and chipsets, which are only tested for interoperability, the Voice-Personal seal of approval indicates a certain performance level, as well.
NETGEAR announced today that it has released a new open source Wi-Fi router, the Open Source Wireless-G (WGR614L; $69).
Skyhook Wireless today announced its new XPS 2.0 location system that uses Wi-Fi, GPS satellites, and cellular towers for greater coverage, faster results, and improved accuracy.
The company aims to help small businesses boost their wireless networking with new access points, routers, and adapters.
Starting with its 2009 models, Chrysler will be offering the option of building a hotspot into your vehicle.
Starting next week, T-Mobile USA customers can subscribe to a full-featured VoWi-Fi home phone plan using their existing home phone and number for a flat fee of $10 per month.
Two years after its initial RFP, the trial deployment in San Carlos, CA this week received city approval to begin moving forward. If completed, the project will cover 1,500 square miles with wireless.
Local investors have stepped in to save Philadelphia's doomed Wi-Fi network. But can their plan, which is partly based on the yet-to-be-successful ad-driven and non-profit models, really work?
The company’s wireless network has more than doubled in size over the past three years--though a new RFI/RFP for an 802.11n network is planned for December of this year.
This is how government should build networks. The Cambria Connected network provides bandwidth for emergency responders, government, and schools, and allocates the remainder to ISPs.
ZyXEL's SIP-based Wi-Fi video camera can phone home—and you can call it and tell it what to do.
UK-based Nomad Digital announced today that it has secured its first contract with an American rail line. The Utah Transit Authority (UTA) is using Nomad Digital’s technology to provide free Wi-Fi to all passengers on-board its new FrontRunner commuter rail line.
Virtual network operator and Wi-Fi hotspot aggregator, iPass, announced today that it has reached an agreement with Etisalat, the United Arab Emirates' (UAE’s) largest telecommunications operator to add hundreds of new hotspots to its network.
Calling today's product announcement the "broadest and most innovative notebook rollout" in its history, HP gives small business owners plenty of options when it comes to buying a laptop PC.
It’s no surprise that the focus for Wi-Fi-related vendors at Computex this week was on decreasing size and power consumption while improving networking performance—-particularly for the multimedia home market.
Eye-Fi and Wi-Fi help woman recover stolen camera; ABI Research says that more than half of broadband users in the United States today have some form of home network; JetBlue expands its in-flight Wi-Fi service.
What comes after Eee? Everybody from HP and Acer to Dell and MSI, not to
mention class leader Asus, wants to star in the second generation of
compact, low-cost, just-right-for-traveling-light laptops. This week's
Computex show is packed with the ultraportable notebooks known as netbooks, with Intel's new Atom CPU in a prominent supporting role--and Nvidia and VIA waiting in the wings.
Broadcom today announced four new 802.11n products, including a single-chip dual-band 802.11n solution for universal serial bus (USB) adapters.
Palo Alto-based Ozmo Devices demoed its new low-power Wi-Fi Personal Area Network (Wi-Fi PAN) solution today at Computex in Taiwan, and also announced a new partnership with Intel.
The state-run KHC is testing a solution from California-based Strix Systems that will enable broadband access along the entire length of the highway that runs between Korea’s two largest cities, Seoul and Pusan. In initial tests, the network successfully streamed high-bandwidth video to vehicles moving at speeds over 100 km/h.
Southlake, TX a suburb of Dallas/Fort Worth, is moving ahead with its plans to build a wireless crime prevention video network.
Cisco's Mobility Services Engine will empower third-party enterprise application development by providing unified, open access to diverse wireless networks and devices.
It's been a busy few days, with announcements from Toktumi, VoSKY, BandTel, snom, and SinglePipe.
It looks as if MetroFi is joining EarthLink and Kite Networks amidst the ranks of mighty muni players who have fallen.
PDAStreet's James Alan Miller says "yes." It's only a matter of when.
Starting next month, no more city-wide Wi-Fi on the streets of Philadelphia.
Eye-Fi today announced that its new 2GB Eye-Fi Explore ($129) includes unlimited Wi-Fi-based geotagging compliments of Skyhook Wireless and one year of free hotspot access at Wayport locations.
Wayport expands into Trump properties; Tritton releases new Bluetooth car kit "smaller than a dollar"; Motorola tests WiMAX in Thailand;
Cisco sponsors Webcast on "21st Century Learning Environments."
Market leader, Cisco, has reached a major milestone: it has shipped its five millionth Aironet AP, which began shipping in 2000. AP #5,000,000 had the distinction of being part of the prestigious Mayo Clinic’s WLAN.
Vendors urged conference attendees to cut the cord this week at Interop Las Vegas, where a new wave of increasingly innovative 802.11n products made their debut.
This week, Ruckus Wireless introduced a Smart Wi-Fi meshing technology that enables enterprises to deploy 802.11n wireless LANs “in half the time, at half the cost, and with three times the performance of typical WLANs.”
Aruba preps for the next wireless wave by expanding support for 802.11n, 3G, WIPS, and multi-vendor management.
The long-awaited iPAQ 910 Wi-Fi-enabled smartphone from HP may be shipping soon.
Aerohive announced today three new enterprise-grade 802.11n access points, as well as enhancements to its existing portfolio.
Fring announced this week a pre-release version of its app for iPhones that enables free VoWi-Fi calls. All you need is the free download and some Wi-Fi access--oh, and an iPhone.
Both Panasonic and Nikon will be releasing new Wi-Fi-enabled compact digital cameras this spring.
