Combining wireless LAN technology and cellular opens up a ton of possibilities. One such possibility is coming from a start-up called Junxion. The company had a very simple idea, to figure out a way ...

Atheros Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: ATHR), a leading developer of advanced wireless solutions, announced its ongoing drive to deliver the highest performance wireless LAN (WLAN) technologies for a ...

Qualcomm is making two acquisitions of Bluetooth and WLAN (wireless LAN) chip technologies, allowing it to further the integration of wireless networking capabilities in mobile phones. The company ...

In a recent CNET News.com column, Richard Lowe suggested that Cellular and Wireless LAN are competitive technologies. These two wireless approaches, however, are actually allies in the race to ...

Police, fire, and building inspection workers are among the City of Glendale employees who will soon benefit from wireless LAN technology, which will give them access to city resources while out on ...

Dallas—Designed to drive affordable WLAN, Bluetooth and FM technologies into mass market handsets, Texas Instruments Inc. developed two devices built on its DRP single-chip technology. Both devices ...

It can get confusing which technologies have been standardized, implemented in products, and certified for enterprise use. At the recent Burton Group Catalyst Conference in San Francisco, Greg Ennis ...

Mist made another strategic alliance related to its WLAN technology — this one with Juniper Networks. In August, Mist made a similar announcement with VMware. Mist and VMware built a joint product ...

Let me start off by saying that there is absolutely no way achieve total security in a WLAN. By deploying a WLAN in a network, you are increasing your security risks over a purely wired network.

Ethernet switch vendors that offer combined or unified LAN and wireless LAN gear say the ultimate goal is to get wired and wireless network technologies to appear as a single network access layer.

The industry is currently witnessing the deployment of both IEEE 802.11a technology in the newer 5-GHz UNII band and IEEE 802.11g technology in the 2.45-GHz ISM band ...