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IEEE News

28 April 2008

Foundry expands switch family

By Jim Duffy, Network World (US)

Foundry Networks has extended its switch line to boost support for network growth, video and other high-power devices, as well as migration to IPv6. Read more...

IEEE Blog Entries

31 January 2008

When exactly is 802.11n due?

By Peter Judge. Techworld

A lot of vendors have been bandying around dates in the middle of this year, for the arrival of 802.11n, the fast Wi-Fi standard. They may be being deliberately imprecise. Read more...

IEEE Insight

25 April 2008

Low energy Bluetooth breaks cover

By Peter Judge, Techworld

The things around us could all communicate, if the industry could deliver a good low-power sensor network. Is Bluetooth on the right track though? Read more...

IEEE Briefings

13 May 2008

A guide to Wi-Fi power-save technologies

By Craig Mathias, Farpoint Group

Saving power on client devices may not always work well, but the industry has come up with plenty of ways to do it. Read more...

IEEE Interviews

16 April 2008

Whatever happened to ZigBee?

By Peter Judge, Techworld

Low-power sensor networks aren't yet as big as he hoped, but ZigBee Alliance chief Bob Heile says the low-power standard will rock the competition and make the world greener. Read more...

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IEEE Whitepapers

11 June 2007

Wi-Fi Location-Based Services

By Cisco

802.11 wireless has truly blossomed in the past decade, moving from a technology that was primarily a productivity enhancement for verticalized industries to one now pervasive in the modern technology-aware society. Read more...

IEEE Product Reviews

19 March 2007

Belkin N1 Draft-N 2.0 Wi-Fi router

By Bill O'Brien, Computerworld

  • List price: £111.61 inc VAT
  • Pros: Easy set-up, stylish looks, good performance with other Belkin kit
  • Cons: Didn't work well at a distance, with other vendors' 802.11b/g routers. Read more...

IEEE Case Studies

09 May 2008

Microsoft: the world's largest WLAN

By Thomas Wailgum, CIO.com

It started out as optional, now it's essential. The software giant has covered all its offices in Wi-Fi Read more...

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