Comdex Fall 2001 Report - Part 6: Other Stuff. comdex fall 2001 report 6. I always come across interesting products that don't really fit into the subject area of the site, but, what the heck, I liked 'em, so why not give them a plug anyway?. I always come...

Networld+Interop 2002 Report - Part 1 - The Wireless Stuff. networld. Dual-band AP's weren't the only 802.11a story, however. Go to the next section and see what else is new in 11a land.. The spring Networld+Interop show was smaller and quieter than last year's....

Networld+Interop 2002 Report - Part 2 - The Other stuff. networld2. Seems like everyone announced a product in this category either shortly before or during the show, so somebody thinks these things will sell!. Seems like everyone announced a product in this...

Upgrading - 11b and other stuff. wi. When we last left WPA (in our November 2002 WPA - Wireless Security for the rest of us NeedToKnow) it was but a gleam in the eye of the Wi-Fi Alliance and a hardy band of brave souls. They had decided to stop waiting for...

Logging and Other Stuff. head to head triasa2120. Does a product that combines 120 GB of networked storage with a PPTP/IPsec VPN endpoint router for about $350 sound like a good deal? We thought it might, but Tritton's All-in-one Server Appliance (ASAP) and...

Mesh Networking & Other cool stuff. networld. Though there wasn't a lot of SOHO / SMB product news to be found at the show, we managed to get some quality face time with the folks in the know at Atheros, Broadcom, Linksys, to name a few. And we even managed...

Other stuff. ces 2005 . We went, we saw and now we're reporting. There was lots to see in the world of networking at last week's CES. Our final report will give you a sense of the things to come in the year ahead, which looks to be an interesting one!. Finally,...

Competition for EV-DO & Other stuff. ctia wireless 2005 show report. Things seemed a little slow at the cellular industry's annual rite of spring. But it seems that there will be plenty more video content heading for your phones before you know it. The question...