WiFi news from FierceCIO

HP's networking division has unveiled a new "in-wall" access device that combines an 802.11b/g wireless Access Point (AP) with a built-in, four-port Ethernet switch. The HP ProCurve MSM317 Access... Read more...

Using a combination of crosstalk cancellation technology and other techniques, telecom equipment maker Ericsson has successfully demonstrated 500Mbps transmission speeds over ordinary phone-grade... Read more...

Alaska Airlines launched a trial of in-flight WiFi service last week on some of its Boeing 737-700 planes. The system makes use of Row 44's satellite technology to power the on-board WiFi... Read more...

Wireless Internet access running at a blistering 10Gbps could well be a commercial possibility, as a professor at the University of California (UC) San Diego unveils a silicon-based amplifier that... Read more...

Even as the IEEE working group is putting the finishing touches on the much-delayed 802.11n wireless standard, it is moving to launch a new project to usher in gigabit Wi-Fi. The Very High Throughput... Read more...

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If your organization could use some tablet PCs for environments that are somewhat more demanding than your average office, you might want to look at Motion Computing's latest, the Motion F5 Mobile... Read more...

Think your 802.11n upgrade was a pain? Check out Duke University's planned deployment. The North Carolina university is set to built-out the world's largest WiFi network, consisting of 2,500 Cisco... Read more...

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Well, well, well, what do we have here? Looks like a Windows Mobile 6 smartphone from Asus, exactly like we've been expecting. Behold, the Asus M930! On the outside, it looks like a regular old... Read more...