You'll have to jump through plenty of hoops to get any benefit from the optional features added in the released 802.11n spec.

I've been getting an unusually high number of requests for a review of Apple's latest tweak of its Airport Extreme. But you probably won't be getting a review, at least not any time soon.

Disabling WMM support in your 802.11n router can limit you to 802.11g speeds.

Cisco is not being clear about the limitations of its entry-level "N" router.

The Wi-Fi Alliance today said that it would add tests to its released-standard 802.11n Certification program, but not require re-certification of previously-approved products.

In Part 3 of our series, we find no help from WMM for media streaming.

In Part 2 of our series, we actually see the elusive WMM beastie in action!

We begin our quest to try to reap the benefits of this wireless QoS technology that has been around since 2004.

Why has a second group been formed to bring 60 GHz wireless networking to market?

More single stream draft 802.11n products are coming that can't be Wi-Fi Draft 11n Certified. But that's not stopping marketeers from using their tricks to make you think that they are.