Wi-Fi

Inflight Wi-Fi: Not just a business-class perk anymore

AT&T's new class of inflight broadband is designed for the always-on mobile consumers that take 3 billion flights per year.

Heartbleed-like bug in OpenSSH dismissed as a hoax

Scammers claim they found a bug in the remote access tool two years ago

Google Now gets smarter for real-world scenarios

New features on mobile make Google Now more useful

iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending May 2

Apple iPhone 6 scuttlebutt: Sapphire ships, a mold reveals, big pixels, dummies and dumbness

Plain old paper inspires foldable smartphone prototype

Queen's University shows off PaperFold smartphone

Deploying 802.11ac: Notes from the Field

A survey we’ve been conducting at Network World’s Wireless Infrastructure 2014 events confirms some key predictions on how organizations are deploying 802.11ac – but with a few surprises as well.

A Wi-Fi range extender that tells you where it should go; latest Das Keyboard for fans of clickety-clackety keystrokes

Smartphone zombies savvier than we give them credit for

Researchers find gimmicky ads & contests a turnoff to mobile users

Samsung wants to talk about your health at event on May 28

A week after Samsung's event, Apple is expected to launch a health-related mobile app at its Worldwide Developers Conference

Google aims for purity with Android Silver

Is the Android Silver initiative mostly a rebranding effort for existing Nexus smartphones, or is it something much more?