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Here in the States, you can buy a stock Linksys Wireless-G router (WRT54G) for around $50 to $60 when the smoke clears with holiday rebates. You cna maybe even get one for free if you manage to get it thrown in with a broadband service bundle. It’s a nice reliable piece of hardware out of the box and even better if you remember to change the default factory settings so the neighbours can’t snoop on your LAN traffic.
Via [theinquirer.net]

Mobile workers with an iPass subscription can now get access to BT Openzone, as the two companies have finally reached a roaming deal.
Via [news.zdnet.co.uk]

The Radicati Group pegs the penetration of Wi-Fi in the enterprise at 50 percent by 2008. Cut that number in half and it’s still huge. So now that Wi-Fi is becoming a standard part of enterprise infrastructure, it’s time to get serious about security and management.
Via [infoworld.com]

WiMAX and other high-speed wireless technologies are set to steal over 40 per cent of the wireless broadband market in 2009 according to the first report from US analyst firm TelecomView.
Via [electronicsweekly.com]

Plans to test high-speed wireless Internet – Wi-Fi – service on the Seattle-Bremerton ferry run have been dropped because ferry officials have not been able to secure rights for an antenna in the Blake Island area.
Via [seattletimes.nwsource.com]