Wireless Networking May Soon Get Faster. Will Anyone Care?
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While companies are promoting fourth-generation wireless as the next wave in Internet access, its future is far from certain.
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Proponents say the wireless networking technology is gaining momentum for its portability, wide range.
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Internet decisions aren't always made at Internet speeds.
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More phone and cable companies promise high-speed Internet access, but how is a consumer to know?
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Think of it as Wi-Fi on steroids.  On its way to U.S. living rooms and maybe even automobiles is a  new type of high-speed wireless connection that promises  downloaded data rates of up to 1 gigabit per second -- roughly  18.5 times the speed of Wi-Fi -- to personal computers and  other devices.
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Is it time to be a router rooter?
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Companies at CES debuting cheaper 802.11n gear, plus options for adding the faster standard without getting rid of your existing equipment.
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Bluetooth -- a short-range wireless technology -- is finally coming of age.
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Prepares to enter broadband era with Wi-Fi adaptor
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Amimon gets its chips out for wireless high dev
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Several devices on the market will help you find a Wi-Fi network, but the same price doesn't mean the same performance. Product review by Daniel Terdiman.
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Q Is it safe to buy one of those "802.11n" wireless routers now?
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Wireless carriers already are thinking ahead to even bigger and speedier networks than the current 3G systems being deployed worldwide. A new standard called "Super 3G," supported by dozens of the world's biggest carriers, could be 10 times faster than the current fastest mobile networks.
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While 802.11n isn't yet an official standard, Wi-Fi equipment based on the latest draft of the specification is fast, reliable and reasonably interoperable.
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Researchers in China & rsquo;s forest begin to reap the benefits of WiFi. Also: NASA builds what it believes is the worlds fastest computer & hellip;. Sony releases new portable Playstation & hellip;. and more.
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InfoWorld - &#8220;I-triple-what?&#8221; was the question being asked last week, after the Wi-Fi Alliance said it will start certifying next-generation wireless LAN products by the first half of 2007, regardless of whether the IEEE has signed off on new wireless specifications for them.
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By Anonymous  No sooner has the market for consumer electronics devices incorporating Wi-Fi begun to gain real traction than another, based on high-speed connections via 3G cellular technologies or mobile WiMAX, is starting to take shape.