Wireless Home Network News

'Citizens Communications Expands Wireless Data Coverage (Broadcast Newsroom)
STAMFORD, Conn., BUSINESS WIRE -- Citizens Communications Company (NYSE: CZN) today announced that it will build a wireless data network at SUNY Orange to deliver high-speed Internet access to the Middletown, N.Y. college campus.

'Cingular Launches 3G Network in Indianapolis (SYS-CON Media)
Indianapolis residents can now take advantage of Cingular's super-charged Wireless Network which is capable of providing customers with high-speed access to information in a world that has gone mobile. Customers can use the third-generation (3G) network to access Cingular BroadbandConnect, which is available to nearly 35 million people in 52 communities throughout the United States.

'Call the geeks:Electronics retailers promote support services (Gloucester Daily Times)
After spending hours trying to set up a secure wireless network for his laptop, home computer and printer, retiree Richard Lindahl finally called in a geek.

'Transit district installs cutting-edge wireless computer network (North County Times)
OCEANSIDE ---- Things are meshing nicely along the Coaster rail line from Oceanside to San Diego.

'Secure your wireless network (Pacific Daily News)
If you just set up a wireless network in your home without securing it, you're just asking for trouble. Neighbors or passersby can connect in seconds. Worse, Wi-Fi freeloaders may use your connection for illegal activities.

'Intel installs wireless "WiMax" Internet in Amazon island city (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
SAO PAULO, Brazil -- Intel Corp. chairman Craig Barrett traveled to an isolated Amazon River island city last week to launch wireless Internet access with the company's WiMAX technology, using a satellite link to beam bandwidth to a place where even electricity is hard to come by.