Microsoft almost fixes Wi-Fi issues; 200m Wi-Fi units to ship in 2006; VeriWave opens big lab to test stuff; and more.

BT serves up F/MC service; MIT students connect on the WLAN; Longmont, CO, and Osseo, MN, prep networks; and more.

Just in time for 2007 comes ZigBee 2006 and four certified "Golden Unit" platforms for the technology to run upon.

UPDATED: The International Trade Commission says Qualcomm can import handsets, for now.

Companies previously seen as competitors — PanGo and Newbury — will cooperate to take on Cisco's location appliance.

This silicon won't ship until well into 2007 and is optimized for TVs and set-top boxes, not laptops.

The company is putting its claims of outdoor Wi-Fi superiority to the test in Adelaide, Australia.

FCC attorney says government interest outweighs ethical considerations.

Now that Mirage Networks has been awarded patent for NAC, where does that leave other NAC vendors?

Take a look at some of the details and reasoning behind the court decision that has much of the Wi-Fi industry on edge.