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NEW! Google Prepping an Unlocked, Self-Branded Android Phone?
[December 14, 2009] With word that the "Nexus One" is going to be an HTC-built, Google-branded Android phone, Google might be upsetting the applecart for its carrier partners, which might have their own ideas about the desirability of an unlocked phone. NEW! Apple "iTablet" Expected in March
[December 10, 2009] With previous pricing estimates at $500 to $700, the latest rumors place Apple's "iTablet" closer to $1,000. At that price, analysts wonder what it could offer that a similarly priced laptop can't. As Schools Go, So Goes the Wi-Fi Nation
[November 25, 2009] Survey results show iPhone saturation, 802.11n adoption, multiple devices per user, and larger scale wireless networks are becoming commonplace. Wi-Fi Product Watch, November 2009
[November 24, 2009] BlackBerry Bold 9700 from AT&T now available; BlackBerry Bold 9700 with Wi-Fi calling from T-Mobile on sale; new Flip to sport Wi-Fi; Wi-Fi Planet Holiday Wish List, 2009; Free Wi-Fi in airports courtesy of Google; Ruckus Wireless launches a new broadband access solution for the muni market; and more. More News >> 
Industry Insiders: Ted Morgan, CEO, Skyhook Wireless
[November 23, 2009] Skyhook Wireless CEO and co-founder, Ted Morgan, talks about the importance of the iPhone, the growth of location-enabled apps, and the future of location-based advertising. Wi-Fi Planet Holiday Wish List, 2009
[November 18, 2009] We can't tell you whether Wi-Fi Planet's contributors have been naughty or nice this year, but we can tell you which wireless gadgets they've been wishing for. WiMAX Goes to the Olympics
[November 17, 2009] Canadian provider, Craig Wireless, is set to launch mobile WiMAX in Vancouver in time for 2010 Winter Olympics Opinion: Even Wi-Fi Can't Save Nook
[October 28, 2009] Mike Elgan argues that despite the technical superiority of some new devices on the market, such as the Wi-Fi-enabled Kindle-competitor Nook from Barnes & Noble, those first to the party will continue to dominate the smartphone and e-book markets. More Insights >> Get Ready for Windows 7!
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NEW! Review: Asus Videophone Touch AiGuru SV1T
[December 14, 2009] With built-in 802.11g, the SV1T is an fine alternative to a full-fledged PC for making Skype video calls. Review: Motorola DROID from VzWireless
[November 30, 2009] The DROID isn't likely to deliver a knock-out punch to the iPhone any time soon, but it is worthy of serious consideration by anyone shopping for an "App Phone" this holiday season. Review: Netgear RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N Gigabit Router WNDR3700
[November 10, 2009] The pricey WNDR3700 from Netgear will not only pump out both 2.4 and 5 GHz 802.11n signals simultaneously, it offers a number of other worthwhile features as well, including guest networks, storage support, and a handy broadband traffic meter. Review: HTC Hero from Sprint
[November 5, 2009] There's a lot to like about HTC's Hero, but a few weaknesses keep it from claiming first place among Android-based phones. More Reviews >> 
NEW! Managing PCI DSS Requirements with a WLAN
[December 11, 2009] If you process credit card data you've got a lot of security responsibilities. If you process credit card data over a wireless network, you have even more. NEW! Enterprise-Grade Security for Your Home WLAN
[December 9, 2009] We've been over the basics time and time again. Here's how to up your Wi-Fi security to some of the same standards the big companies aim for. Ask the Wi-Fi Guru, Episode XXII
[December 4, 2009] Our monthly Q&A series offers advice to those seeking help with home or small business WLANs. This month our Guru considers ways to connect to a nearby WLAN from a truck or RV, researches compatibility between a popular Wi-Fi router and DD-WRT, and helps a reader bridge the gap between an Airport Express and another Airport-based network. How to: Create Wireless Hosted Networks in Windows 7
[November 24, 2009] The wireless Hosted Network feature in Windows 7 lets anyone with a supported Wi-Fi adapter and driver become a wireless AP for other Wi-Fi users, while also having the ability to connect to another wireless network. More Tutorials >> | 
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