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Scientific American feature on "Smart Wi-Fi"

The October 2005 issue of Scientific American magazine features an article by Alex Hills on technical solutions to problems caused by Wi-Fi 's extreme popularity. The online version of "Smart Wi-Fi" gives an overview of new ways to deal with congestion and interference while improving security and data throughput.

[Wi-Fi: 28 September 2005]

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