[OCCalWUG] News that's changing the Wireless World! Monday, June 02, 2003 Intel Revs Up Centrino. Intel is speeding up new Centrino processors while cutting the prices on existing chips. [Technology News from eWEEK and Ziff Davis] 4:32:47 PM    comment [] Atheros, Cisco to unveil new wireless products. Atheros plans to unveil a new WLAN tri-mode chip set for WLAN clients. Cisco aims to beef up its WLAN management tools. [Computerworld News] 2:55:17 PM    comment [] Protecting Organizations From Prying Wi-Fi Hackers. Some tips on what you can do to make your Wi-Fi network more secure from a man who insures such things for a living. [Computerworld News] 2:54:38 PM    comment [] 2003 InfoWorld Innovator: Jaap C. Haartsen. Chief scientist's mission to create standout technology for Ericsson turned into Bluetooth, a boon for all cell phone users [InfoWorld: Wireless] 2:53:48 PM    comment [] Study questions Wi-Fi business model. Analyst firm says technology needs grassroots acceptance [InfoWorld: Wireless] 2:53:13 PM    comment [] Video E-mail Patent Awarded. Southern Calif.-based wireless and broadband division of Smith Micro Software says its technology should be of interest to wireless and broadband markets such. [News] 1:27:27 PM    comment [] 802.11b chipset prices could fall 75% this year. New suppliers buying their way into the market [The Register] 1:17:44 PM    comment [] Wi-Fi Alliance 'caught with pants down' says chip maker. Trojan Horse revisited [The Register] 1:15:41 PM    comment [] Why Centrino and VPNs Don't Mix. Intel's Centrino chipset is not compatible with most Virtual Private Networks, an Intel spokesman admits. Unless laptop users disable a key feature of the chip when it runs with a VPN, they get nothing but a blue screen. By Elisa Batista. [Wired News] 1:14:58 PM    comment [] Wi-Fi makes a splash. 18 marinas hooked up [The Register] 1:12:57 PM    comment [] Cisco Looks to Automate WLANs. The leader in LAN infrastructure products is making its switch and router products 'wireless-aware' by introducing a platform for controlling access points. Plus it will be utilizing clients with Cisco Compatible Extensions to help monitor the network and offering a new 802.11a point-to-point bridge. [News] 1:12:03 PM    comment [] Cisco Addresses WLANs. Launches products that aim to manage WLANs centrally. [Technology News from eWEEK and Ziff Davis] 1:11:16 PM    comment [] © 2003 [OCCalWUG] Last Update: 7/1/2003; 10:46:25 AM

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