Wireless Home Network News

'TECH COMMITTEE PROMOTES WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY OPTION (Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Imagine being able to access the Internet without plugging anything in, or connecting to a network without running cables all over your house.

'The End of the First Act (Hartford Advocate)
Hartford's New Wireless Network Is Up And Running. Now It's Up To Residents To Create Their Own Technological Revolution.

'Library unveils wireless network (The MetroWest Daily News)
HOLLISTON -- Residents can enjoy the convenience of their own laptop computers at the town library, thanks to a new wireless network provided with help from the local Lions Club.

'Attention Shoppers: Verizon Wireless Stores Ready to Help Fill Holiday Stockings (SYS-CON Media)
With the unofficial kick-off of the holiday shopping season this week, Verizon Wireless has a message for its customers as well as wireless users ready to switch to the nation's most reliable wireless network: Verizon Wireless Communications Stores are ready to meet your shopping needs.

'Ericsson: Mobile TV Will Reach Masses (Lompoc Record)
STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Mobile television broadcasts will reach the global masses in 2008, Sweden's LM Ericsson predicted Thursday, and said it will work closely with Japan's Sony Corp. to develop new media solutions for home users over wireless connections.

'Product lets stolen PCs phone home (Personal Computer World)
A new product may help solve the issue of data privacy being compromised on stolen laptops. Oakley Networks' SureFind software lets admins find out whether data has been viewed or altered and, if necessary, destroy relevant data or disable the computer as soon as the PC is connected to a fixed or wireless network.

'Dial W for a wireless clash (The Globe and Mail)
Three years ago a small, fiery competitor gave Canada's wireless industry a scare. Microcell Telecommunications introduced its City Fido plan, which was unlike anything the market had seen. For just $40 a month, customers in Vancouver could make as many local calls as they wanted.

'Wireless routers might not fill the bill (Seattle Times)
Q: I have what I thought would be a simple question. We have a home Wireless Network. We have a cable modem connected to a Linksys wireless...