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Showing 1-18 of 18 results foundWi-Fi Alliance to begin certifying 802.11n gear
May 16, 2007 Next generation products will start getting certified this summer even though the technology isn't yet officially standardized.Wi-Fi group: Jumping the gun on gear is risky
October 12, 2004 The Wi-Fi Alliance "strongly discourages" manufacturers from launching products using standards that haven't yet been approved.Cisco launches draft Wi-Fi kit
September 5, 2007 Networking-gear company hopes the IEEE's final specification for 802.11n will be close to that of Cisco's high-speed Wi-Fi access point.Group to certify prestandard Wi-Fi gear
August 29, 2006 The Wi-Fi Alliance plans to put its stamp of approval on early 802.11n products in an effort to keep Wi-Fi moving forward.Wi-Fi testing finds weak links
January 12, 2004 Research indicates that hundreds of wireless products on the market do not meet Wi-Fi standards, leading to potential problems with interoperability and performance.Spotting hot spots with a cell phone
October 6, 2003 The Wi-Fi Alliance announces an application that lets people with cell phones or other devices that use the Wireless Application Protocol wirelessly search for nearby hot spots.Wi-Fi group backs brawnier security standard
September 1, 2004 An alliance says that Wi-Fi Protected Access 2, or WPA2, is a big improvement on earlier wireless security standards.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.Commentary: A fate worse than lack of access
November 26, 2003Commentary: New, improved Wi-Fi security?
February 4, 2004Faster Wi-Fi standard gets draft approval
January 20, 2006 IEEE settles on proposal for 802.11n, but not all products built to draft standard may comply with final version.China implements new Wi-Fi security standard
December 2, 2003 Chinese government agencies prohibit the import, manufacturing and sale of Wi-Fi gear that does not use China's new security specification, which is incompatible with other standards.Dell notebooks to feature draft Wi-Fi standard
July 17, 2006 802.11n promises faster networks, wider range, but draft-based products might not work well with final version.Broadcom Wi-Fi chips get in Microsoft gear
November 4, 2003 The company announces that its processors based on the latest Wi-Fi standard are being used in networking equipment from Microsoft.Microsoft adopts latest Wi-Fi standard
September 16, 2003 The software giant announces new gear that uses the 802.11g standard. The company had initially passed on the technology, losing market share as a result.A wireless boost for video at home
January 7, 2007 Your PC may soon be beaming video around the house. A hot topic at CES is likely to be which tech works best.Bluetooth, wireless groups sync up
December 12, 2005 Bluetooth SIG will team with competing technology groups to speed development of interoperable wireless tech.FAQ: Wi-Fi alphabet soup
April 14, 2005 Untangling wireless network confusion, from compatibility to speed to 802.11a and MIMO.
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