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Intel modifies Wi-Fi to add mileage
March 27, 2007 Wireless access that travels more than 60 miles? Yes, if you have the right antenna, according to Intel's researchers.Photos: Going longCES 2009: Gadget extravaganza
January 12, 2009 The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is the premier event for gadget makers and aficionados alike. Check here for the main CNET News stories from CES, and more.Intel Wi-Fi software hogs PC memory
August 25, 2006 Software update for Intel wireless hardware is faulty and can hog PC memory, but an update is due Friday.Intel expands its Wi-Fi chip technology
June 17, 2005 Intel on Friday unveiled chip technology designed to support all current Wi-Fi standards as well as those expected in the future.Wi-Fi takes over in homes
January 20, 2005 A new research report says the majority of home networks are now wireless.Intel favors WiMax over 3G for Centrino
April 18, 2007 The chipmaker plans to pick up the wireless pace later this year with an internal mobile WiMax card. Next year: WiMax plus Wi-Fi.Mobile WiMax gets green light
December 8, 2005 IEEE approves the 802.16e standard. Product and interoperability testing will begin in the first quarter of 2006.Intel sends out Centrino patches
August 2, 2006 Flaws in Centrino device drivers and ProSet management software compromise security of the wireless technology.Breaking into a laptop via Wi-Fi
August 2, 2006 Flaws in software that runs wireless-networking hardware could let attackers take over PCs, including Macs, Black Hat warns.Intel experiments with Wi-Fi as GPS substitute
July 12, 2005 Chipmakers are experimenting with using the wireless networks to triangulate an individual's location, especially in urban areas.Intel chips to work with latest Cisco Wi-Fi gear
October 19, 2005 Intel first chipmaker to announce certification for Cisco's new software extensions. Other companies likely to follow.Intel speeds up delivery of faster Wi-Fi
January 23, 2007 update Notebooks with next-generation 802.11n chips will appear by the end of this month.Intel calls the Wi-Fi shots
October 12, 2005 By touting its own version of a key specification, the chip giant may be rendering a formal standards-setting process moot.Start-up, others wind up for wireless
June 20, 2005 Skyhook uses Wi-Fi to concoct a location system that it says will rival GPS. Also: From Intel, one chip for all?Intel, Sprint connect on WiMax
May 6, 2005 Companies will jointly test the emerging wireless broadband technology, which may serve as an alternative to cable and DSL. Photos: Welcoming the WiMax chipIntel fleshes out new platform for desktop PCs
May 18, 2005 Intel is taking over more of the engineering inside desktops, and increasing the number of chips it sells there too.Motorola waits on 802.11n approval
May 25, 2007 Company says it won't sell equipment using the next-generation Wi-Fi standard, as Intel and others are, until it's IEEE-certified.New Wi-Fi standard back on track
January 11, 2006 Opposing groups compromise on standards specifications for faster Wi-Fi, with new proposal expected next week.Intel beats estimates, upbeat on manufacturing shift
April 19, 2005 Chipmaker reports a 17 percent jump in revenue over the year-ago period, thanks in large part to sales of mobile chips.Motorola, Intel team on mobile WiMax
October 27, 2005 The two industry giants are working to spur adoption of the technology by jointly promoting it.
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