How to take your warehouse wireless
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How a company created savings and new efficiences after converting to a wireless logistics system.
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More and more venues are becoming hotspots. Using the wireless 802.11x protocol better known as Wi-Fi, these hotspots can be found in airports, libraries, coffeehouses, restaurants, shopping
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You're not likely to have Ethernet cabling in your house, so what do you do after high-speed fiber has been delivered to your doorstep and you want to route it to different rooms and devices? Lamont Wood has the answer.
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Analysis Prospects bright in the Wi-Fi arena
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Theater-quality systems and other entertainment are coming to the car. But will wireless file swapping wreak havoc during rush hour?
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By JUDY O'ROURKE  SANTA CLARITA -- The days of patronizing certain food or coffee joints to tap a wireless Internet feed may soon be past, with citywide access on the horizon.
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The wireless-infrastructure leader is connected to a profitable future.
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Internet radio service Mercora introduces an application that streams music libraries wirelessly. Images: Mercora's "M"
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Sierra Wireless on Wednesday introduced versions of its AirCard wireless modems designed to work using USB. What&#8217;s more, they&#8217;re Mac-compatible. They can be connected directly into the USB port of a laptop or desktop system, and also work using docking cradles.
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Portable player as AirPort Express remote control?
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(Source: Fluke Networks)  An unauthorized, rogue access point can compromise the security of a wireless network by exposing the companys network to the outside world. To remove this security vulnerability, the network manager must first detect the presence of a rogue AP on his network and then locate it.  The two most common search methods to find the physical location of a rogue AP are the convergence method and the vector method. Each method has its advantages and each requires different tools. An understanding of these methods will assist the network manager in his task of keeping his wireless network secure.
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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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The FCC thinks it might be time to revoke the ban and make wireless Web surfing possible on flights. By Jim Nash. That tray table might still have to go up and your bag might still have to be stowed in the overhead bin.
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(InfoWorld) - Cisco Systems and Hewlett-PackardÂ see the wireless LAN as something that can help the whole enterprise, not just departments. On Tuesday, HP launched a systems integration practice to plan and build wireless LANs as a strategic asset. The practice uses Cisco hardware and software that can support applications such as advanced security, location-based services, voice, and LAN access for guests and visiting contractors. In enterprises, wireless LANs were first set up by individual departments that had specific uses for them, but Cisco and other vendors have been scaling up their offerings for more general deployments. HP, a long-time Cisco partner with enterprise credibility worldwide, will promote and carry out such deployments through its services business. HP will take advantage of Cisco's Light Weight Access Point Protocol, a management protocol that lets enterprises centralize network intelligence. This approach can bring faster deployment of the whole network and simplify management, according to the companies. Over time, HP's experience in putting together Cisco wired networks should help in achieving Cisco's long-term goal of integrating wired and wireless LANs, said Ben Gibson, Cisco's director of mobility solutions marketing. Emerging capabilities of wireless LANs, such as location-based services, will make them useful across enterprises, Gibson said. For example, the networks can be used in conjunction with RFID (radio frequency identification) to keep track of physical assets, he said. In addition, unified messaging systems could use employees' locations as part of presence information, informing other workers whether they were within reach of their desk phones or PCs. The new systems integration practice is available now. The relationship is not exclusive, the companies said.
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Some wireless gadgets pump music from a computer to a stereo or TV. Others take a broadband connection and make it available to any PC within range.
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Sierra Wireless promises easy corporate syncing, but we hit some snags.
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You can avoid those unsightly wires and use your iPod dock as a remote to stream your music via Bluetooth.