The 802.11 wireless standard is the main driver behind the wireless LAN market's growth this year, but consumers aren't likely to kick the competing HomeRF wireless LAN (WLAN) protocol out of the ...

The 802.11 wireless standard is the main driver behind the wireless LAN market's growth this year, but consumers aren't likely to kick the competing HomeRF wireless LAN (WLAN) protocol out of the ...

Motorola this week reiterated its support for the HomeRF wireless technology in its cable modems, giving the home networking standard a boost after Intel recently switched camps and backed a rival ...

HomeRF supports up to ten computers on a network and has a maximum range of 150 feet through walls, ceilings, and floors. The Symphony-HRF products can work with the Intel AnyPoint Wireless HomeRF PC ...

A consortium of companies promoting a wireless home networking specification to compete with Wi-Fi disbanded at the beginning of the year, representing its commercial end. The HomeRF Working Group is ...

The long-awaited HomeRF 2.0, with a 10-Mbps transmission rate (nearly the same as 802.11b's 11 Mbps) is now available. Proxim recently introduced its Proxim Symphony HomeRF USB Adapter, Proxim ...

Networking peripheral maker Proxim today introduced the latest generation of wireless networking devices that conform to the HomeRF 2.0 standard, an alternative to the Wi-Fi standard, or IEEE 802.11b, ...

Siemens will enter the retail home-network market this fall with the launch of Ethernet and Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11b) products and will follow up with a first quarter launch of wireless HomeRF network gear ...

You probably have never heard about it, but there’s a competitor to Wi-Fi for wireless networking. Or at least there was until a few days ago. The HomeRF Working Group, which promoted a wireless ...

Proxim Inc. and Ucentric Systems today announced that Ucentric’s home networking platform will support Proxim’s own HomeRF standard for wireless networking. HomeRF is an alternative to other wireless ...