In-flight Wi-Fi is one of the best aspects of modern air travel -- even though it's far slower than what you'd get from a 4G LTE smartphone or a typical home broadband connection. But that could all change in a few years.
Quantenna's 802.11ac wireless networking can transfer four high-def videos at the same time.
More New York City commuters can now get cell phone service underground -- for better or for worse.
JetBlue's lack of in-flight Wi-Fi — now a necessary tool for business travelers and tech geeks alike — has been its biggest weakness. But that's about to change.
After two years, Google may soon pay $7 million to settle a lawsuit that says Google siphoned off private information from personal Wi-Fi connections while collecting its Street View information.
Good news, everyone! Your frequently crappy cell phone signal should be improving soon.
Contrary to earlier reports, the FCC is not planning a nationwide Wi-Fi network. Sorry, wireless fans!
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission chair has proposed a plan to blanket the entire country in Wi-Fi. But don't hold your breath.
Going to the Super Bowl this year? You should consider leaving that Wi-Fi camera at home. The NFL is checking any devices that could interfere with its first commercial Wi-Fi network catering to anyone in the Superdome on Sunday.
Is this the first step in a New York City-wide Google Wi-Fi network? We can only hope so.
Euclid furthers its quest to become the Google Analytics for the real world.
NFC is expected to become ubiquitous in mobile devices, providing short-range data transfer.
It's a patent battle between two trouble phone manufacturers.
On the heels of its $126 million IPO, Wi-Fi technology and solutions maker Ruckus Wireless' stock price dropped about 18 percent in its first day of trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
Ruckus Wireless, maker of complex Wi-Fi technology for enterprises and service providers, has priced its IPO for the NYSE at $15 a share — the top of its previously estimated price range of $13 to $15.
Livescribe has created a pen that can capture writing, record audio, and then wirelessly transfer the captured data to a smartphone, tablet, or Evernote note-taking software on a PC.
Verizon is rolling out a fix to a big iPhone 5 issue that could save its customers lots of money.
Cisco's purchase is the latest effort to help retailers learn more about how their customers are shopping in stores.
In-flight Wi-Fi provider Gogo has increased its pricing on several flights throughout the United States, including the popular San Francisco to New York flight on Virgin America.
Indoor location technology is going to get a lot more precise, thanks to a new alliance formed between twenty two technology companies.
