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By David Callisch March 13, 2012
In the age-old battle for one ups-man-ship, vendors continue to mislead potential buyers with theoretical speeds that look good on boxes and data sheets but...
By David Callisch January 27, 2012
The newest of Wi-Fi innovation, the IEEE 802.11ac (still in draft form) looks like it will start making it into enterprise Wi-Fi products as early...
By David Callisch January 16, 2012
The move to smaller cells to augment existing macro mobile network is widely viewed as a potential panacea to the access radio network congestion problem....
By David Callisch November 30, 2011
The Internet has been lit up with discussions regarding the future fate of the left over radio frequency (known as white space) from the digital...
By David Callisch September 30, 2011
The mayor of London (Big Borris) worried out loud about the prospects of UK mobile data networks melting over the load of data expected to...
By David Callisch July 07, 2011
“iEverything” (wireless only) devices that don’t have an Ethernet connection will soon outnumber those that do. Unlike laptops, these devices enable truly mobile network computing....
By David Callisch May 06, 2011
Still a sore point for many enterprises, secure roaming for Wi-Fi clients doesn’t have to be such as chore. When the IEEE created the 802.11i...
By David Callisch March 02, 2011
When an IEEE protocol has its own Facebook page, you KNOW the world has gone crazy. Or has it? 802.11u is a little-known protocol extension...
By David Callisch February 07, 2011
Our traffic problems aren’t going to getting any better anytime soon. More licensed drivers are taking to the roads than ever before. The logical solution...
By David Callisch January 07, 2011
While Wi-Fi suppliers will all say they “support” beamforming, since it is an optional feature built into the 802.11n standard, not all beamforming was created...
By David Callisch December 07, 2010
Let’s be brutally honest. You can never really add performance or wireless reliability to a Wi-Fi network by using a controller. In the wireless LAN...
By David Callisch October 01, 2010
The Internet has been lit up with discussions regarding the future fate of the left over radio frequency (known as white space) from the digital...
By David Callisch August 31, 2010
To combat the explosion of data traffic hitting their mobile networks, operators around the world (in both developed and developing economies) have been looking to...
By David Callisch August 27, 2010
Rogue APs (unauthorized access points plugged into your wired network or APs not on your wired network masquerading as YOUR APs) are considered one of...
By David Callisch May 19, 2010
…for wireless at least (attribution: Ron Tomlin). Cisco is the market leader for wireless and probably always will be. But that doesn’t make it right....