WiMAX Hype Peaks

The hype surrounding the WiMAX wireless broadband standard has peaked – from now on it’s down to companies supporting the technology to deliver on their promises in a timely fashion. Via [theregister.co.uk]Continue Reading

Nortel, Trapeze Join On Wireless LAN Technology

Nortel Networks is teaming up with Trapeze Networks to start reselling the company’s wireless LAN (WLAN) equipment by midyear and later co-develop products with embedded Trapeze technology, the companies announced Wednesday. Via [infoworld.com]Continue Reading

Samsung Latest To Unveil Wi-Fi Mobile Phone

Wi-Fi-enabled mobile phones are seen as having potential to spread mobile Web use by giving phone users more options and price points for that connectivity. Wi-Fi could offer a more cost effective way for users to access the Web from mobile devices by minimizing the air time used to go online. Via [ecommercetimes.com]Continue Reading

WiMAX, 3G Could Collide

WiMAX and more traditional wireless technologies are on a collision course, two analyst groups concluded in independent reports. Via [extremetech.com]Continue Reading

Sniffer Portable Troubleshoots Latest Wireless Networks

Network General on Tuesday continued trying to build momentum from its spinoff from Network Associates Technology Inc. with a new release of its Sniffer Portable protocol analyzer. Via [eweek.com]Continue Reading

New Homes Come Standard With Wi-Fi

Wish you had a digital home of the future, complete with wireless networking and home controls? Playa Vista, Calif., may be the place to be. Via [wi-fiplanet.com]Continue Reading

MCI Adds Thousands Of Wireless Hotspots

MCI announced a major expansion today of the number of wireless hotspots available across the globe to its large-business consumers. Via [pcworld.com]Continue Reading

Is Ultra-fast Wi-Fi Worth The Gamble?

As an emerging technology promises to up the ante on wireless networking speed and range, industry experts warn large enterprises to hedge their bets when investing in it because of compatibility issues and a lack of products. Via [searchnetworking.techtarget.com]Continue Reading

Wireless Lans Point To Bluetooth Decay

Bluetooth will be killed off by wireless Lan technology, according to research released today by Analysys. Via [vnunet.com]Continue Reading

Wireless Security Top Concern For Financial Companies

While wireless technology can offer speed and agility in the fast-paced world of financial services, top challenges include dealing with the complexities of network integration, access points, and security. Via [informationweek.com]Continue Reading

Who Will Rule The Wireless World?

When residents of the Winslade Estate in Lewisham, South London, go online, rather than using a dial-up or ADSL connection, they use a Wi-Fi network provided by the local council. The £250,000 network was set up in 2003 using funding from the government’s New Deal for Communities programme. Today, more than 500 residents enjoy free,Continue Reading

VoIP A Threat To 3G Voice?

Wireless voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) networks could end up challenging 3G mobile operators’ revenues from voice minutes, according to a new report. Via [silicon.com]Continue Reading

Conexant, Interpeak Develop Platform For Embedded Wireless Apps

Conexant Systems and Interpeak, the Swedish specialist in security protocols for embedded systems, have combined for a development system aimed at wireless applications. Via [eet.com]Continue Reading

MediaCell Ready To Spread Its Wireless System

After bringing an innovative wireless fidelity system to residents of Munich, Germany, Denver-based MediaCell is slowly turning its sights on the rest of the world. Via [msnbc.msn.com]Continue Reading

Dartmouth Scales Up Its Wireless Network

Faced with a telecommunications infrastructure that’s unable to scale to support its sprawling campus in rural New Hampshire, Dartmouth College is investing in wireless technology that will allow it to expand its main campus network to off-site buildings. Via [informationweek.com]Continue Reading