Earlier this year, New York City-based Speedus Corp. began the public beta testing of its free Wi-Fi access service, Wibiki. Launched as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Speedus, Wibiki (pronounced “why-BIH-keeâ€) aims to make it easier, safer, and more affordable to share Wi-Fi access. Via [wi-fiplanet.com]
Daily Archives: March 8, 2006
Symantec Ranks Houston High In Wi-Fi Security Survey
Wireless networking has become the dominant way in which home users network their computers. WiFi is fast, fairly easy to set up and relatively inexpensive. Via [chron.com]
Patent Spat Breaks Out In Wi-Fi Security
Two young wi-fi intrusion prevention system vendors have come to blows over their patents, setting the stage for a messy intellectual property dispute. Via [cbronline.com]
Symbol, Terabeam Settle Patent Suit
Symbol Technologies Inc. has entered into a licensing agreement with Terabeam, Inc., the parent company of Proxim Wireless Corp., settling long-standing patent litigation between the two companies. Via [eetimes.com]
