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802.11g News
22 April 2008
Ruckus launches enterprise 802.11n mesh
By Peter Judge, Techworld
Ruckus Wireless has added an enterprise-scale controller to its 802.11n wireless LAN and delivered mesh - which it claims can outperform other vendors' equipment, while only using the 2.4GHz Wi-Fi spectrum. Read more...
- Sipgate punts low-cost GSM/Wi-Fi handset
- 09 Apr 08
- New switch wraps Wi-Fi in 802.11n blanket
- 25 Mar 08
- Ruckus does 2.4GHz-only business 802.11n
- 07 Mar 08
- Netgear launches Femtocell residential gateway
- 07 Feb 08
- Siemens claims 802.11n power problem cracked
- 22 Jan 08
- T-shirt sniffs out Wi-Fi networks
- 06 Dec 07
- WLAN patent threat receding
- 03 Oct 07
802.11g Blog Entries
17 January 2008
802.11n - in embedded devices?
By Peter Judge. Techworld
Wi-Fi evolutions tend to lag in embeded devices, because of the difficulty of integrating a Wi-Fi stack into a small device with low battery- and brain-power, and a specialised embedded OS. Read more...
- Another angle on 802.11n power...
- 02 Jan 08
- Wired networking doesn't have to mean Cat5
- 18 Sep 07
802.11g Insight
20 December 2007
What will wireless LANs do in 2008?
Don't expect an explosion of 802.11n - but watch out for the overlap with cellular networks. Read more...
- 802.11n won't happen overnight
- 21 Nov 07
- Has Wi-Fi really trumped UWB in the Bluetooth SIG?
- 31 Oct 07
- Managing data centres via wireless link
- 30 Aug 07
- Could the French hinder Draft N in Europe?
- 02 Apr 07
- Wi-Fi's secret packet loss revealed
- 13 Nov 06
- Bonded Wi-Fi hits the backbone
- 09 May 06
- Business users are wary of 802.11n
- 23 Mar 06
802.11g Briefings
13 May 2008
Testing Wi-Fi's Power Save Mode
By Craig Mathias, Farpoint Group
If you tell your laptop's radio to switch off when possible, are the power savings worth it? Craig Mathias investigates. Read more...
- Which laptop extras should you go for?
- 08 Apr 08
- Wireless LAN stress test uncovers 802.11 problems
- 11 Mar 08
- How does Cisco's Draft N AP measure up?
- 05 Sep 07
- Wi-Fi networks need an upgrade for Draft N
- 29 Nov 06
- How can 802.11n talk to all worlds?
- 24 Feb 06
- Time to re-evaluate 802.11a
- 01 Feb 06
- Cognitive radio enhances WLANs
- 16 Nov 05
802.11g Interviews
24 October 2007
Wiping out Wi-Fi's original sin
Everyone who makes a Wi-Fi architecture based on cell-planning is a transgressor, according to Gideon Rottem, CEO of Extricom. Read more...
- Time to welcome Draft N?
- 09 Nov 06
- The Wi-Fi Alliance bares its teeth
- 16 Aug 04
- Is wireless right for the data centre?
- 21 May 04
- Wi-Fi testing could be a minefield
- 12 Mar 04
- Where disk storage will end up next
- 17 Oct 03
- How AT&T sees the future of Wi-Fi
- 11 Jul 03
802.11g Whitepapers
01 March 2007
HP Broadband Wireless Notebooks Overview
By Hewlett-Packard
Over the past 20 years, the evolution of the internet and the advent of wireless technologies have made a tremendous impact on lifestyles around the world. Together, these two factors have changed the way people communicate, work, and get their entertainment. Read more...
- Planning a Wireless Network
- 20 Jan 07
802.11g Product Reviews
29 January 2008
Ruckus ZoneFlex
By David Cartwright, Techworld
- List price: ZoneDirector £632, APs £184 each
- Pros: Very simple to get running, ZoneDirector GUI is excellent; competitive price Design of the APs is cool
- Cons: I really can't think of any Read more...
- D-Link DHP-301 Powerline Ethernet starter kit
- 21 Dec 07
- Zyxel NXC-8160 "channel blanket" Wi-Fi Controller
- 19 Nov 07
- Iomega StorCenter Wireless Network Storage
- 17 Oct 07
- Wireless-G High Gain Adaptor
- 17 Sep 07
- Colubris MSC-5100 MultiService Controller/MAP-320 Access Point
- 16 Aug 07
- NetGear WFS709TP Wireless Switch
- 23 Jul 07
- Linksys Wireless N Draft 2.0 Wi-Fi Gigabit Security Router with VPN WRVS4400N
- 02 Apr 07
802.11g How-Tos
21 February 2007
How to improve a small Wi-Fi network
By Becky Waring, PC World
A single access point can be all you need for a small office or SOHO location. But you may need to tweak it to get the most out of it. Read more...
- Debating the demise of the wired LAN
- 19 Jan 07
- Avoid security risks of Pre-N Wi-Fi
- 16 Nov 06
- Make users more productive with dual-mode devices
- 20 Dec 05
- Get Linux drivers for wireless network cards
- 17 Oct 05
- Troubleshoot and extend cheap Wi-Fi gear
- 23 Dec 04
- Deal with excessive RF interference
- 02 Dec 04
- Choose a wireless LAN for multimedia
- 18 Nov 04
802.11g Case Studies
31 January 2008
Canadian University goes to Cisco for 802.11n
Montreal's Concordia University adopted 802.11n so its network could keep up with the increasing demands of the students. Read more...
- Wholesaler maps VLANs onto wireless
- 05 Jan 07
- Boeing tracks parts with Wireless LAN
- 05 May 06
- Government lab goes multi-vendor for Wi-Fi security
- 28 Sep 05
- Wi-Fi works in 200mph car race
- 26 Jul 05
- Dartmouth College adds video and voice to its Wi-Fi
- 04 Mar 05
- US cities go for hotzones
- 13 Oct 04
- Nurses get the voice-on-Wi-Fi treatment
- 07 Sep 04
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