Wireless
How unified communications gives your business the competitive edge
Understanding unified communications could prove critical to your revenue
Internet of Things comes to East Hampshire with IoT network initiative between council and local IoT start-up
Petersfield to become a national IoT hub?
Apple avoids iPhone 6 sales ban in China after court victory
Apple's iPhone 6 and 6 Plus designs don't infringe Baili's 100C smartphone rights
Nearly 70 per cent of UK enterprise is not interested in wireless networking, reveals shocking study
Lack of trust in network pain points?
How PD Ports identified the Wi-Fi 'blank spots' that slowed port operations to a halt
Wireless security cameras, a bank of microwave ovens and interference from ships' own Wi-Fi networks identified with NetScout Wireless Performance Management
MIT develops wireless technology for VR headsets
Cutting the thick cord that connects VR headsets to PCs requires ultra-fast 6Gbps wireless technology
Big-name wireless keyboards vulnerable to keystroke 'sniffing'
Manufacturers producing vulnerable devices seven years after first research highlighting security flaws
Netherlands beats South Korea in rolling out national Internet of Things network
Switched-on Dutch telco KPN plans to connect millions of devices across the country
MWC 2016: Intel sketches out plans for 5G 'network revolution'
Partnerships, and new silicon and modems to come from Intel in a bid to support 5G developments - which could come as early as 2018
'Patent troll' VirnetX wins $626m out of Apple over FaceTime and iMessage
East Texas court famous for big patent pay-outs in another big patent pay-out
Computing research: Small business networks - better but under pressure
Computing's latest research finds that networks are much more reliable than they used to be, but pressures from real-time applications and cloud mean there's no room for complacency
Lo and Behold: Werner Herzog on why he saw the internet as 'a whole new continent' he needed to explore
Computing goes to Sundance and sits down with the director of the most radical film yet made about the connected world
Coming soon: the Apple iPhone 5e?
New four-incher from Apple rumoured for March launch may replace the iPhone 5s
France considers bans on Tor and public Wi-Fi in new security law
French police and security services present their shopping list of demands to 'tackle terrorism'
Mobile price hike warning after Ofcom triples mobile spectrum licence fees
Ofcom triples annual licensing fees for mobile operators five years after government demands they pay "full market value" for their spectrum
Heathrow third runway 'like having a dial-up connection to the Internet of Things' says Mayor of London transport adviser
Losing contact with the wider world will adversely affect tech industry, says Daniel Moylan
Virgin Media's snubbing of rural communities 'a travesty' says ex-BT CTO
Peter Cochrane claims 50 per cent ROI would be possible if providers did the maths
Building Zones: 'Winning a UK IT Industry Award is like winning an Oscar'
Meet the MD of the firm who installed the world's first global 801.11ac Wi-Fi network at Eversheds
Building Zones installs first ever global 801.11ac Wi-Fi network at Eversheds
Why wireless networking specialist Building Zones won the best networking project category at the 2014 UK IT Awards
Intel working on wireless PCs and $1,000 luxury smart bracelet
Chip giant also plans wireless charging phone covers and wire-free PC-to-monitor connectivity
Android smartphone and tablet Wi-Fi 'not great' for enterprise use
'Android needs someone to fix its Wi-Fi,' Jagex head of IT Barry Zubel tells Computing
If you want Cisco to deliver it's "in for a penny, in for a pound" says University of Westminster
"We went with Brocade because it looked less complex" says head of IT
Building a smarter university
University of Southampton data centre manager Mike Powell tells Danny Palmer how a string of recent infrastructure projects will benefit students, staff - and the environment
Brent Council picks Xirrus Wi-Fi for its 'cost-effectiveness and flexibility'
Wi-Fi will be used by 2,600 council staff, a third of whom use iPads every day
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