Wireless Sensors Extend Internet's Reach
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By ALICIA CHANG LOS ANGELES - To the untrained eye, the sleek, airy building constructed atop a decommissioned nuclear reactor at the University of California, Los Angeles could pass for high-tech office space.
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Engineers at Penn State University  said on Wednesday they had found a way for power lines to  transmit data to homes at rates far faster than high-speed  Internet connections from cable and telephone companies.
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Networks of low-res cameras and sensors could monitor urban environments for diverse data -- traffic flow, pollutants, structural integrity -- online. By the Associated Press.
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For business travelers, it has become relatively easy to wirelessly connect to corporate networks and the Internet from Wi-Fi hot-spots.
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By M.K. Guetersloh  BLOOMINGTON - Twin City officials would like to see more people wired. Make that wireless.
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Internet Protocol version 6 will improve VoIP quality, other wireless services.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- In a perfect world, there'd be no wires. They clutter the view, get tangled behind desks and limit how far networks can reach. That's why the telegraph gave way to the radio. Cell phones unstrung telecommunications. Wi-Fi liberated computer data.
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A large, low-frequency band that's currently used by UHF television stations could be the key to a workable wireless internet -- if the big U.S. cell carriers don't kill it first.
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Leveraging IP Network Resources to Enable Next-Generation Corporate Communications.
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Meat wagons hitched to wireless bandwagon
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Newer Technology will show a wireless router and variety of adapters for 802.11b, g, and n networks.
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Sensors will be used to relay data to medical files.
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Throughput improvements to 200 kilobits per second (up from between 70 kbps and 135 kbps) noted by multiple users.
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Sleepy Spokane, Wash., has a secret: it's the wireless hot spot of the future
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One-third of U.S. Internet users  have connected to the Web using a wireless network to send  e-mails, check the latest news or read other things, according  to a survey released on Sunday by the Pew Internet Project.
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Users will be able to receive news alerts and information via IM.
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Today scientists observe volcanoes from much greater distances and can send data across the Internet to scientists around the world.