ISP bandwidth and wireless router speed don't directly change one another, but they both play a role in getting the fastest possible connection to your Internet-ready devices. The connection speed you ...

Wireless networking is ubiquitous: you can jump on a Wi-Fi network just about anywhere in the world, it seems. Yet despite the prevalence of the technology, little exists in the way of standards and ...

AT&T has begun throttling bandwidth speeds for its “unlimited” wireless data customers who gobble excessive amounts of data on their smartphones–just as it promised it would back in June. Now that the ...

WiFi networking technologies are evolving at a nice clip recently, and making glorious wireless bandwidth available among a growing number of devices in your home, especially with new MU-MIMO ...

Ultra-high bandwidth services are coming to a server closet and wireless tower near you. Fiber-optic connections are being run to more buildings and customer sites, a phenomenon known as ...

For the uninitiated, the bandwidth gap between wireless and wired connections can appear tremendous. Today's wireless has roughly 500 times less bandwidth than standard local area networks, according ...

Alan Joch has been an independent business and technology writer for more than a decade. His expertise includes server and desktop virtualization, cloud computing, emerging mobile applications, and ...

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This status quo poses a host of difficult challenges for wireless system engineers developing mobile devices for high-bandwidth video over the Internet. Armed only with conventional ASIC, DSP and ...