Tim Higgins
MetaGeek appears to have reintroduced its original 2.4GHz hardware, renaming it Wi-Spy 2.4i and pricing it $99—just like the original.
In a related move, the price of the step-up Wi-Spy 2.4x, which includes an external upgradeable antenna, has been reduced to $199 from $399.
MetaGeek’s dual-band Wi-Spy DBx is still holding firm at $599.
iPass today introduced the first edition of its Wi-Fi Hotspot Index. The Index is a report that summarizes session data ...
Update - Droidfi thinks your router should run on Android.
Broadcom today announced what it says is the world's first full-featured, single-chip 802.11n solution.
The Broadcom BCM4322 combines all of the elements of a wireless LAN subsystem onto a single silicon die, including 802.11 MAC, baseband processor, 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz radios and other WLAN components. Broadcom claims that the device can deliver " over 200 Mbps of actual wireless throughput".
