In case you missed it, seven long years of wrangling have come to an end: 802.11n has now been officially ratified by the IEEE. Super-fast WiFi is here. The 802.11n standard ushers in increased network throughput and range that will change wireless access, services and applications. With this final blessing, any hesitancy that existed within many organizations around 802.11n deployment has been removed. One application of note enabled by 802.11n is Voice over Wireless, also known as “VoFi.”

Related Posts

• New Study Calms Cellphone Cancer Fears – for Now
• Can Nanotech Cure Breast Cancer?
• The Dating Game, Linux-Style
• Much Goofy Gardening Fun to Be Had in ‘Plants vs. Zombies’
• Making IT Security Less Artsy and More Scientific
• Screenlets: Eye Candy for Linux Users
• The Web’s Next Layer of Innovation: Q&A With Creative Commons CEO Joi Ito
• Colored Lights May Switch Off Damaging Brain Activity
• The iPhone as Teacher’s Pet
• Back to Basics: 5 Things IT Could Do Better in 2010

No Comments »

No comments yet.

RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URL

Leave a comment

Name (required)

Mail (will not be published) (required)

Website