Posted 12.16.2011 | Technology
jQuery(function($) { $('#ad_sharebox_260x60').prepend(''); }); In this special year-end collaboration, TED and The Huffington Post are ex...
Posted 12.31.2011 | Travel
Rail passengers in the Northeast will no longer have to book seats on Amtrak's pricey Acela to have access to Wi-Fi. Wireless internet access has been...
Yochai Benkler | Posted 12.27.2011 | Technology
As the deficit supercommittee searches every corner to make budgetary ends meet, one solution they are considering, "incentive auctions" of the TV bands, could threaten the future of wireless innovation.
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Posted 09.25.2011
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New York
CHELSEA -- Straphangers eager to stay in touch with the outside world while traveling underground will soon be able to surf the web at four Chelsea st...
Edward J. Black | Posted 09.23.2011 | Technology
The proposed AT&T merger is a threat to the business model and shareholder value of every mobile Internet startup and emerging player expecting open access to the wireless Internet. Industry leaders need to speak up.
AP | JOELLE TESSLER | Posted 05.25.2011 | Education
WASHINGTON — Government officials are handing out $9 million to help schools extend wireless Internet connections beyond the classroom. The Fed...
Julius H. Hollis | Posted 05.25.2011 | Technology
As we look forward, we must continue to work with public policy makers and the private sector on approaches to lower the cost of broadband so that Americans have equal access to the good jobs and economic and educational opportunities.
Posted 05.25.2011 | New York
WiFi Coming To (Some) Subways It's been reported that the MTA is planning to bring Wi-Fi into six select stations. Plans are underway to have wirele...
Posted 05.25.2011 | Impact
Entrepreneur Ward Sheperd is bringing free wireless internet to a poor South Carolina community, helping residents get access to information to help t...
Robert Siciliano | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
WiFi is everywhere. WiFi wasn't born to be secure. It was born to be convenient. Anyone using an open unsecured network risks exposing their data.
Larry Magid | Posted 05.25.2011 | Technology
While current 3G networks are fine for using a smartphone for e-mail, texting and limited Web access, they are not generally adequate for serious use of a computer or iPad-like device.
Christopher Burgess | Posted 05.25.2011 | Technology
Remember, anyone driving or sitting in proximity to your business, home, or office may be within the exploitable footprint of Wi-Fi signal.
Josh Levy | Posted 05.25.2011 | Technology
Instead of thinking about the latest version of the game-changing smartphone, I'm mourning the end of the era of the unlimited data plan.
Macworld | Glenn Fleishman, Macworld.com | Posted 05.25.2011 | Technology
We're all so accustomed to having Internet access in so many place -- at home, at the office, at airports, at coffee shops -- that it can be infuriati...
AP | DEBORAH YAO | Posted 05.25.2011 | Media
PHILADELPHIA — Comcast Corp. will become the first major cable TV operator to roll out wireless broadband outside of Wi-Fi hotspots as it launch...
Mark Joseph | Posted 05.25.2011 | World
Japan is still an odd hybrid of the past and the future. They've skipped the personal computer and gone straight to the cell phone, where much of e-traffic occurs.
Danwei | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
June 25 is first day in the test phase of the 'Beijing Wicity Project' which aims to provide citizen's wireless internet access in much of downtown Be...
AP | PETER SVENSSON | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
NEW YORK — The popular wireless technology known as Bluetooth could get a lot faster next year by taking advantage of Wi-Fi technology already b...
Harald Haas | Posted 12.16.2011 | Technology