Latest Wireless news
Groundbreaking 802.11n wireless LAN rollout, 06/21/07: The IEEE’s draft 802.11n standard gets its first big test as a New York state college begins to deploy a Meru-based wireless LAN with 900 access points using 802.11n.
Clustering to bring high availability to Wi-Fi, 06/25/07: The concept of server clustering will soon be applied to wireless LAN controllers.
Video, iPhone dominate NXTcomm, 06/25/07: CEOs from AT&T, Verizon and Cisco gauge industry impact of iPhone, video.
MobileAccess wireless-distribution system upgraded for simpler WLAN deployment, 06/25/07: MobileAccess modifies its multiwireless-distribution system for simpler WLAN deployment.
R U there? Feds want presence systems, survey says, 06/25/07: Federal network managers are hot on presence applications that enable real-time notification and identification systems, according to a Cisco survey.
ITC denies stay on Qualcomm ban, 06/22/07: The U.S. International Trade Commission has denied a request by Qualcomm Inc. to stay an ITC ban on the importation of some Qualcomm chips and cell phones into the U.S. while the company continues its appeal in a patent infringement case filed against …
Solar jacket powers up cell phones, iPods on the fly, 06/21/07: Heavy users of mobile phones, iPods and other portable devices may want to try on a new coat lined with solar modules and a battery to charge their gadgets on the fly.
Verizon debuts fixed-mobile services, 06/20/07: Verizon this week unveiled three fixed-mobile convergence services at the NXTcomm conference.
Lo-Fi Wi-Fi: Taking it to the streets, 06/20/07: Strange times in Portland, Oregon: The Unwired Portland project is aimed at delivering Wi-Fi access to every part of the city, but some people just don’t get it – the signal, that is.
The iPhone: Open or closed? 06/20/07: The Apple iPhone is coming soon to an AT&T/Cingular store near you.
