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May 8, 2003 The "Wireless Nirvana" Of Home Entertainment The networking of home entertainment devices is the next phase of the digital revolution. While consumer electronics (CE) vendors are focusing on deploying wired networking solutions with their devices, many "no wire" technologies are joining the race to take over home entertainment networking. Powerline, Wi-Fi (802.11x and hybrid) and UWB will evolve as strong contenders in the networking sector. [Source: Allied Business Intelligence (ABI)] |
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NTT DoCoMo To Offer Video Streaming Service For FOMA Phones Interlink Networks, Bluesoft To Deliver Wi-Fi Location-Based Security Solutions |
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Is Your WiFi Network Secure? New seminar helps you make sure it is... Perhaps the most critical
issue in rolling out mobile handheld computing applications is security.
Installing a Wi-Fi (802.11b) access point on your network without WEP
(Wired Equivalent Privacy) security enabled is akin to leaving the door to
your house wide open while you're away. Unfortunately, even with WEP
enabled, your network's door is still slightly ajar - security
vulnerabilities discovered in the WEP standard let attackers learn the
keys used to encrypt 802.11b traffic. This unique event will be
held on May 19 at the Sheraton Proxim Announces ORiNOCO Gold, Silver .11a/b/g ComboCards Main Street Goes Wi-Fi As Color Broadband Provides Seal Beach With Wireless Internet Meetinghouse Announces WPA Support For AEGIS WLAN Security API Suite Metrowerks To Offer All-in-One Developer Kit for the Siemens SX1 Smartphone |
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