Does Wi-Fi MultiMedia (WMM) Really Do Anything? – Part 2
In Part 2 of our series, we actually see the elusive WMM beastie in action!
Wireless Features
Does Wi-Fi MultiMedia (WMM) Really Do Anything? – Part 1
We begin our quest to try to reap the benefits of this wireless QoS technology that has been around since 2004.
Why WiGig?
Why has a second group been formed to bring 60 GHz wireless networking to market?
Buyers Beware! Single Stream Draft 802.11n Products Bring Back Spec Spin
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.
How Not To Get Feedback: Removing 802.11b Support From the D-Link DIR-655
D-Link wants to see if customers will give up 802.11b support in return for bugfixes and new features. Don't take the bait.
Inside Story: Linksys by Cisco WRT400N, WRT320N, WET610N
Cisco has made some surprising selections in wireless chipset vendors for two of its new draft 11n dual-band products.
A Good Draft 11n Client is Hard To Find
Help SmallNetBuilder find a new reference client for our wireless performance testing.
Atheros’ Align: Does Single Stream 802.11n Really Help?
Will Atheros' new "single-stream" draft 11n chipsets really deliver lower cost products? Or just a splitting headache to already-confused wireless LAN consumers?
Inside Story: D-Link DIR-825 vs. DIR-855
Updated
Second time's the charm? D-Link appears to be taking another run at the simultaneous dual-band draft 11n router market.
Second time's the charm? D-Link appears to be taking another run at the simultaneous dual-band draft 11n router market.
One if by STA, Two if by AP. A Draft 802.11n Certification Oddity
The Wi-Fi Alliance says multiple transmit, or even receive streams, are not mandatory in all Certified 802.11n Draft 2.0 devices.
New Guide to the Wireless Charts
Since our wireless test method has changed, so have the Wireless Charts. This article explains what's new.
Inside Story: Linksys WRT610N vs. WRT600N
Not much stays the same in Linksys' redesign of its popular dual-band, dual-radio draft 802.11n router.