Stories about: NETGEAR

Femto cells are supposed to solve all the 3G operators' problems. They are small 3G base stations inside users' homes or offices, which increase cellular coverage, and use the subscriber's broadband to connect over the Internet to the phone network.

Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) port shipments in the third quarter made up over 20 percent of worldwide Ethernet switch port shipments, according to Dell'Oro Group.

How simple is it to network your home via existing power lines?

The concrete and plaster in his Rathdrum, Idaho, house blocks Wi-Fi signals. But computer consultant Marc Schoenberg found a way to network the six devices in his house without stringing Ethernet cables: He uses powerline adapters.

Australian video game developer, Krome Studios, has completely re-engineered its network as part of an upgrade to 10 Gigabit switching.

A maker of software that simplifies getting onto public Wi-Fi hotspots is now tackling the complexity of using the network in your own home or at a friend's house.

Netgear has promoted Peter Triantos to head up its national distribution business following the departure of Sue Ponder.

Industry sources have claimed a fallout between Tecksel and its key vendor partner, Netgear, was a major contributor behind the NSW distributor's recent demise.

A federal court in Texas has granted Australian science agency, the CSIRO, an injunction to prevent infringement of its wireless network patent by the Buffalo group of companies in the United States.

Melbourne-based ISP, Netspace, has beefed up its network capabilities through a $1.2 million partnership with NexGen Networks.

Linksys' first low-end entry into the IP-PBX world is a capable system whose diminutive size hides a high level of complexity. Called the Linksys SPA9000, it's smaller than your average sandwich but packs plenty of features. Getting some of them to work will require a great deal of patience, reading the manual and trial-and-error experimenting in the brave new world of business IP telephony.