Adam Stone

Corporate America is almost ready to upgrade its wireless LAN to the speedier 802.11n protocol. Tech execs might even be ready to ditch wired LAN in favor

Building an urban Wi-Fi network? Might as well keep it all in the family. Recently, the developers of a vast planned community in Texas brought in

Last October, Nokia introduced Wibree technology. Analysts say it could capture major market share. Nokia says it could open up broad new wireless uses.

At William Beaumont Hospitals in Royal Oak, Michigan, Kimberly A. Bonzheim had a problem. Each time an alarm would go off, signaling a possible problem

In the hotly contested hotel space, Wi-Fi vendors are looking beyond the lobby, bar and meeting rooms. Take, for instance, PayKiosks Internet Terminals.

Wireless telecommunications passed a milestone of sorts this fall, with spending on wireless outpacing wired solutions for the first time, according to a

There are airports, and there are airports. As New York's busiest flyway, John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) handles more than 30 million

At biomedical firm Inhibitex in Georgia, Systems Administrator Ron Whitling has more than enough to do, just keeping desktops up and running for some 65

With business-to-consumer mobile commerce still limping toward the starting post, analysts are keeping themselves busy by poking holes in the present

Like many ideas with roots embedded deep in mobile wide-area network (WAN) technology, m-commerce has been slow to germinate. But lately, many analysts