A market research firm predicts one in three people will have regular access to the Internet by 2012, and mobile use will overtake PC use. By that time, US$12.4 billion will change hands among businesses using the Web.
Meru Networks gets special mention for making 802.11n gear that resists interference, while Aruba helps prevent choke points. Find out how Motorola did
FACSys 5.1 from emFAST is designed to send incoming faxes to the correct recipients through barcode recognition. It targets companies concerned that a confidential fax could end up in the wrong hands.
The FibeAir IP-10 includes an integrated Ethernet switch and stackable radios. It is intended for carrier who want to migrate legacy wireless networks to IP
The product family includes two wireless access points and a bar that can accommodate up to 12 antennas. Extricom says the switches only need firmware upgrade to support 802.11n
In a report on mobile phone operating systems, ABI Research says Windows Mobile and open source platforms will challenge the established players. Find out where mobile users get their videos.