Linksys to add second vendor for popular wireless router
Linksys is looking to diversify its vendor base beyond its ...
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AirMagnet adds draft 11n support
AirMagnet today announced AirMagnet Laptop Analyzer 7.5, which is says ...
Japan mulling tax on Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, other devices
On July 5, a workshop was held by Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) to consider imposing a “Radio Utilization Fee”.
The fee would apply to radio devices that operate in license-free spectrum, which includes Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, and UWB technologies.
Belkin adds new N1 draft 11n router
Belkin today announced its N1 Vision wireless router that features a unique design approach.
The product features an interactive display that can be used to view a variety of router status information. Views include Download/Upload "Speedometer", network bandwidth usage and even the speed of individual connected clients.
D-Link DIR-655 Xtreme N Gigabit Router Review:Draft 2.0 arrives
D-Link's DIR-655 has received Wi-Fi Draft 2.0 Certification. Our tests show that it finally might be safe to make the move to draft 11n.
Update2: D-Link, Netgear, Linksys, others get Wi-Fi N Certification
Update2 D-Link and Netgear today announced the first products to ...
How We Test Wireless Products – Azimuth Method
We've once again updated our wireless test methods to include test results that you won't find anywhere else.
T-Mobile rolls out home Wi-Fi connection service
T-Mobile USA today nationally launched a wireless service that extends its combination cellular / Wi-Fi hotspot service to home wireless LANs.
AirMagnet gets Patent for spoofed AP detection
AirMagnet today said it has received a notice of allowance ...
Netgear and Ubiquisys Team to Develop Femtocell Home Gateway
Netgear and Ubiquisys Ltd., a developer of intelligent 3G femtocell ...
MetaGeek Wi-Spy 2.4x Review: Better, but Bigger Bucks
Meta-Geek's breakthrough Wi-Fi spectrum analyzer gets better and more expensive, but is still a bargain.
Update: CSIRO shuts down Buffalo WLAN shipments
Updated 6/21/07
Last Friday, a federal court in Texas granted Australia's national science agency, CSIRO, an injunction to prevent infringement of its wireless network patent by Buffalo-group companies in the US. The injunction prevents the sales of all wireless LAN products by Buffalo until a license for CSIRO technology is negotiated.
CSIRO had begun a test case against the Buffalo companies in February 2005 in Texas, after the industry had failed to accept CSIRO’s offers to license its wireless local area network (WLAN) patents on reasonable and nondiscriminatory (RAND) terms.