Telecommunications and broadcast infrastructure provider acquires Spectrum Interactive for £23.4m in cash
Passengers at more stations can update their Facebook status while waiting for a train to the Olympics
No more user names and passwords, as Wi-Fi Alliance introduces seamless hotspot signups
BT consolidates wireless offering and declares importance of Wi-Fi to consumers and businesses
Virgin Media says service is on track for summer launch
BT will be the sole supplier of Wi-Fi to the Olympic Park during this summer's Olympic and Paralympic Games
A small market town in Wales has been transformed into a so called 'Wikipedia Town'
An FBI body warns of malware being spread via hotel Wi-Fi connections
The 802.11-2012 standard consolidates recent updates to the base specification, as well as bringing in new improvements to quality of…
Boingo Wireless has announced it will provide Wi-Fi services in New York City subway stations
Kindle Touch is seven days early, but Amazon wants 70 percent more for it in the UK
O2 is to add McDonald's 1,200 UK restaurants to its nationwide network of 'premium' advertising-supported Wi-Fi hotspots
Max Smolaks and Eric Doyle stream their finest work on the walls of the gallery, using brand new network by…
Passengers will receive 60 minutes of free Wi-Fi Internet at London's railway stations
Apple users are taking to internet forums complaining about the poor Wi-Fi reception of the new iPad
Chancellor of the Exchequer emphasises UK's need for world-beating broadband infrastructure
Operators could make it easier for users to switch between 3G and Wi-Fi
Virgin customers get free Wi-Fi in the London Underground after the Olympics are over
Controversial experiment updates Big Issue sellers to provide web access
"The Flying Kangaroo" airline offers first class passengers 100MB of long-haul data
Researchers send two data streams on one frequency across The Lagoon in Venice
Future hotspots will take the strain, moving users easily from mobile to Wi-Fi networks
Alcatel-Lucent has an answer for device users who fancy moving seamlessly between Wi-Fi hotspots and mobile networks
Twitter joins Google to add HTTPS by default to protect users' privacy - leaving Facebook to make the move