Sunday, May 27, 2012
Wireless and Mobile
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Wi-Fi Alliance to begin 802.11n certification
There's movement on the long-awaited 802.11n front, with the Wi-Fi Alliance saying it will begin certification without a full standard from the IEEE and Atheros is rolling out low-cost chipsets to support the faster, longer range standard. Also, McAfee warns of a new form attacks on cell phones. (7:03)
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Links:
- Wi-Fi Alliance to certify pre-standard 802.11n gear
- Atheros to pave way for cheaper fast WLAN
- McAfee warns of 'SMiShing' attacks
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