Inexpensive Radius Server Gives Wireless Networks The Security They Need
Many small businesses have considered connecting computers and other devices to their corporate network via wireless (WiFi) connections, and a brave few have actually done so. Many of these early networks required that wireless devices be carefully placed within the building so that the wireless signal reached all intended recipients.

SouthernLINC Wireless Shares In-Vehicle Tips to Mark CTIA's National Wireless Safety Week
ATLANTA, June 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- In observation of National Wireless Safety Week which begins today, SouthernLINC Wireless, a Southern Company (NYSE: SO), is sharing tips for safer in-vehicle wireless phone use.

Rogers Reports Second Quarter 2010 Financial and Operating Results
Adjusted Operating Profit up 11% as Revenue Grows 5% to $3.0 Billion; Revenue Increases Combine with Cost Efficiencies to Drive Margin Expansion at each of Wireless, Cable and Media; Wireless Data Revenue Growth Continues Strong at 39%, while Cable Total Service Units grow 25,000 More Than Second Quarter 2009; Growth Across Media's Portfolio Leads to 8% Revenue Increase which Combine with Cost Efficiencies to Drive 78% Adjusted Operating Profit Growth; Consolidated Second Quarter Free Cash Flow up 20%, Adjusted Net Income up 13%, and Adjusted Earnings Per Share up 23% TORONTO, July 27 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Rogers Communic ...

EnGenius Introduces the First Wireless Range Expander which Uses the Most Advanced 802.11n Wireless Technology
EnGenius Technologies Inc introduces the ERB9250 wireless repeater, the first consumer wireless range expander to use the most advanced 802.11n wireless technology. When this WiFi repeater is installed half-way between the current wireless router and dead-spot, the ERB9250 WiFi signal booster repeats the wireless N signal allowing the problem area to have full wireless coverage.

Mobile Application Developers - Mobile Application Development
How To Expand Into China and Asia: An Insiders Guide For Massive Expansion Fast For US and European based technology services companies, the new great frontier is China. Obviously the question at the forefront of everyones mind is how to expand into this region without having your proprietary technology pirated by this regions upstart competitors. The reality is there is no safe way. Im sure that is not what the reader wants to hear but the reality is whenever you are bringing a technology concept to a newly industrialized territory youll run into corruption, the way to enter this market is to set up safeguards and strategies to protect the integrity of the technology and any other proprietary concepts.