Thursday, May 29, 2003

Researchers Expect Cheap Chips and Short-term Poor Hotspots. The latest in Wi-Fi related research reveals that chip prices will continue to drop while hotspot locations will continue to grow -- though depending on where they are, they won't make much money. [News] 5:24:56 PM    comment []

Hotspot Blade Server uses Interlink Software. Blade server maker Cluster Labs is getting into the hotspot appliance business, and has picked Interlink's Secure.XS 802.1X security software to run it. [News] 5:24:14 PM    comment []

Motorola buzzing about ZigBee [CNET News.com] 1:02:10 PM    comment []

Palm to add Net phoning to Wi-Fi device. The handheld maker is working with partners to add voice over IP and security software to its Tungsten C device, which features built-in Wi-Fi. [CNET News.com] 1:00:48 PM    comment []

Trojan Horse warning, as Cisco 'gives away' extensions to WLAN. Land Grab [The Register] 10:17:14 AM    comment []

Centrino, VPN Ground Some PCs. Some PC users have discovered that their Centrino chipset-equipped laptops crash when used with a popular Nortel remote-access security program. It's not a flaw, it's a software setting issue, Nortel says. By Elisa Batista [Wired News] 10:15:07 AM    comment []

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