It’s got chic decor. Rich wood paneling. Art on the walls. A window reading nook. A communal dining bar. Wi-Fi. And an executive meeting room.
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Two young wi-fi intrusion prevention system vendors have come to blows over their patents, setting the stage for a messy intellectual property dispute.
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SiriCOMM, Inc. (BULLETIN BOARD: SIRC) , an applications service provider and nationwide broadband wireless network operator serving the highway transportation industry, today announced that Petro Stopping Centers has chosen the SiriCOMM Wi-Fi Hot Spot platform for wireless Internet access. Petro operates a nationwide chain of 64 full service travel plazas.
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Cisco’s Linksys unit and Trapeze Networks set to unveil higher-speed Wi-Fi access points for businesses. Walk into any electronics store, and you can buy a wireless router that claims to break Wi-Fi’s official 54-Mbps speed limit.
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Walk into any electronics store, and you can buy a wireless router that claims to break Wi-Fi’s official 54-Mbps speed limit. But while home networking gear has crept up as high as 240 Mbps over the last three years, more expensive business-class access points are stuck in the slow lane. That changes in the coming weeks, as Cisco’s Linksys unit and Trapeze Networks are set to unveil higher-speed
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SiriCOMM, Inc. , an applications service provider and nationwide broadband wireless network operator serving the highway transportation industry, today announced that Petro Stopping Centers has chosen the SiriCOMM Wi-Fi Hot Spot platform for wireless Internet access.
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AUSTIN, Texas—-Feb. 27, 2006–TengoInternet, the oldest and largest wireless Internet service provider for the outdoor hospitality industry, today announced a contract with Equity LifeStyle Properties, Inc., , to install and operate Wi-Fi services at 34 of the company’s properties.
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Texas Instruments Inc. has introduced a developers’ kit for consumer electronics manufacturers that wish to embed 802.11b/g capabilities within a DaVinci evaluation module. The current CE WLAN Developer Kit 1.0 is optimized for stationary Wi-Fi platforms, including access points and stationary clients like printers, but future versions will be developed for portable in-home devices with Wi-Fi
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A Canadian university has banned the use of Wi-Fi on campus through fears that the electromagnetic forces generated could cause cancer.
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Motorola has won a contract to supply Wi-Fi wireless DSL solutions to Philippine mobile carrier Smart Communications. In a statement, Motorola said Smart has already launched the service using Motorola’s MOTOwi4 Canopy fixed wireless solution to deliver “always on” broadband service to subscribers.
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