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  1. WiFi Metro to become HotSpotzz

    hereUare has sold off the Bay Area-based WiFi Metro WISP to dial-up and DSL provider IKANO, where the service will get a name change to HotSpotzz. hereUare lives on only to license its technology.

  2. Coastal Companies Launch WiFi Access Businesses

    One on the East, one on the West, and both with strikingly similar revenue models.

  3. Archos 704 WiFi Portable Multimedia Player

    A good travel companion for those who want to take video, photos, or (limited) Web access with them on the road.

  4. Case Study: Rethinking the WiFi Hotspot Business Model

    Here is a case where the hospitality industry is making WiFi work...with quite a different business model than we've seen to date.

  5. The Inevitability of VoWi-Fi

    See how one company's move to an IP PBX and an upgrade of its Wi-Fi infrastructure made it a no-brainer to start sending voice traffic over the WLAN.

  6. A WiSER Wi-Fi?

    Using the WiSER product from OTC Wireless, you can connect to any serial port product using 802.11b.

  7. Wi-Fi-ing Down By The Bay

    Wireless ISP Wi-Fi Metro, Inc. officially launches 802.11b hotspots in the San Francisco Bay Area.

  8. Intermec on the RFID/Wi-Fi Intersection

    The RFID provider doesn't see much crossover with Wi-Fi except for using the wireless tech in passive data collection.

  9. Watching Wi-Fi-based Commercials

    Atlanta's foremost WISP, 3rd Wave, knows customers will accept advertising to keep hotspots free -- it asked them. But will businesses bother to place the ads?

  10. The Fire Under Wi-Fi/Cellular Convergence

    MobileIGNITE may help spur the industry along the path of fixed-mobile convergence for wireless.

  11. Motorola Innovates with Wi-Fi-Enabled Phone

    The new MPx offers a unique take on the Pocket PC phone platform.

  12. Getting to Enterprise VoWi-Fi

    ABI study finds tools needed to create viable voice over Wi-Fi systems now exist, but no single entity wields the full set.

  13. Avaya Resells Meru for VoWi-Fi

    Meru gets another leg up on snagging customers that want wireless VoIP, via longtime partner Avaya.

  14. VoWi-Fi Growing Rapidly in the Enterprise

    A new study from ABI Research shows enterprise use of voice over Wi-Fi (VoWi-Fi) will double by 2014, driven largely by smartphone use.

  15. VoWiFi Test Suite Launched

    Software allows quick setup of repeatable testing schema that let techs determine the readiness of real-world IP data networks to support voice.

  16. A Look Behind Wi-FiRates.com

    A one man company in Syracuse, N.Y., is compiling pricing information from all the hotspot providers in the world.

  17. Creative Wireless' WiFi-Parts.com

    WiFi-Parts.com's customers get the benefit of Creative Wireless' years of experience as a WISP.

  18. Rio Rancho: Citywide VoWi-Fi

    The first voice over Wi-Fi network for an entire town is up and running in New Mexico. Part One of our look at Rio Rancho examines the hiccups of modern Wi-Fi handsets.

  19. VoWi-Fi/Cellular Softphone Announced

    Converged dialer lets UK/Euro callers find most economical connection automatically.

  20. Review: AuthenticateMyWiFi

    If you're looking for solid, no-frills RADIUS with a reasonable cost, AuthenticateMyWiFi is worthy of serious consideration

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