802.11n: Ethernet extension or replacement?

NETWORK WORLD Article: JOANIE WEXLER ON WIRELESS notification 04/23/08 802.11n: Ethernet extension or replacement? By Joanie Wexler Do you want wireless LANs to remain a mobile adjunct to your wired Ethernet? Or are you looking to 802.11n someday becoming a bona fide replacement for Ethernet in your corporate access network?Read full story Joanie Wexler is an independent networking technology writer/editor in California's Silicon Valley who has spent most of her career analyzing trends and news in the computer networking industry. She welcomes your comments on the articles published in this Article, as well as your ideas for future article topics. Reach her at . This Article is sponsored by Siemens Communications Worried about the costs of 802.11n? 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Wireless and data push AT&T income, revenue up in Q1, 04/22/2008 AT&T reported net income of $3.5 billion for the first quarter of 2008, up from $2.8 billion in the first quarter of 2007. Strong wireless and data revenue drove the results. Deciding When to Upgrade to 802.11n, 04/21/2008 You can never have enough money or a fast-enough wireless connection. We can't help with the money part, but for Wi-Fi users, IEEE 802.11n-with its up to 300Mbps (megabits per second) burst speeds-is the answer. Podcast: RFID goes beyond the supply chain Rob BlalgeySkyeTek is looking to move RFID technology beyond the supply chain and into a "intelligent networking." And by doing so, you'll might be finding RFID chips in some pretty strange places. Rob Blalgey CEO of SkyeTek, explains what it'll mean for your company and why privacy advocated shouldn't worry. (18:05) Mobile Browsers Aid Phishing Scams Are mobile devices to become the bastion of phishing identity theft attacks? That very well could be the case according to a paper by UC Davis', Yuan Niu, called iPhish: Phishing Vulnerabilities on Consumer Electronics. The researches believed that the restricted presentation of information in smaller mobile and game system browsers makes it much easier to fool users into visiting phishing sites. City takes back Wi-Fi net it sold to Earthlink, 04/17/2008 Corpus Christi this week took back ownership of a municipal wireless mesh it built and then sold to Earthlink in 2007. The deal could spark realignments in the troubled municipal broadband market. Microsoft adds mobile story to RFID wares, 04/17/2008 Microsoft Thursday added mobile support to its collection of RFID technologies centered on its BizTalk Server 2006. Hong Kong plans a 'Wireless Lifestyle', 04/16/2008 Hong Kong Wednesday unveiled the Government's plan to adopt the 'wireless lifestyle', at the 'Wireless Lifestyle Conference 2008'. 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