Pulling the trigger on a pre-standard product is risky, but sometimes, so is waiting. We reviewed Cisco’s enterprise-class 11n AP and found it worth a pilot.

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First Look: Cisco’s 1250 802.11n AP

Siemens claims to have done some tweaking to its board design and components, allowing them to deliver 3×3:2 using a 40-MHz wide carrier at full power, without compromise, on existing 802.3af installations.

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Siemens’ PoE Claims Validated

Pulling the trigger on a prestandard product is inherently risky, but sometimes, so is waiting.

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Cisco’s 11n AP: Timing Is Everything

A partnership of Comfone, Alvarion, and Iberbanda are using Intel technology to demonstrate how Wi-Fi and WiMax can work together for wireless services.

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Combo Wi-Fi-WiMax Technology Gains Ground

Vendors answer the call for biometrics, while an industry group develops standards for securing mobile devices.

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Advances For Mobile Security On Horizon

Users are loading smartphones with sensitive data, whether you want them to or not. Here’s how to stay secure.

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Strategy: Securing Mobile Data

Want to use your WLAN to track high-dollar assets? Ekahau, the second entry in this series, has a no-fuss solution.

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Wi-Fi Location Rolling Review: Ekahau Bets On Active Tags