AT&T said last week that subscribers to its
higher-speed broadband services will have free access to its Wi-Fi
hotspots throughout the country.
Subscribers
who get the company's Pro, Elite and FastAccess can use any of the
company's 10,000 hotspots located in airports, coffee shops, McDonald's
restaurants and Barnes & Noble bookstores for free. Those with
lower-tier services can add unlimited Wi-Fi access for $1.99 per month.
Connections at AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots for nonsubscribers run $7.99 per
day.
Since past one year, some of the marketing managers and executives from Cisco's Wireless LAN business unit are expressing their thoughts related to wireless networks and benefits of business mobility on Cisco Mobile Visions blog. I particularly like the brief video blogs that're posted on the site. Check them out when you've some time @ http://blogs.cisco.com/wireless/
WI-FI CERTIFIED™ 802.11n Draft 2.0 Products Recognized for Industry-Wide Interoperability, Adherence to Security Protocol, and Backward Compatibility with Previous Generations
ASUS has announced the release of the new ASUS WL-130N Super Speed N Wireless PCI adapter. Fully supporting the new 802.11n draft 2.0 specifications, this wireless PCI adapter is able to provide faster and more reliable wireless connections while extending its reach to allow users to connect to the Internet from anywhere in their home.
