The technique, which they’re planning to detail at the Defcon hacker conference in two weeks, allows any hacker with a $12 radio device to intercept the connection between any of eight wireless ...

Conventional wireless hardware can't match the flexibility of software-defined radio hardware for this kind of application. A new challenger So far, the USRP has dominated the software-defined ...

The Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex is easy to connect wirelessly to a computer or phone, and it offers the best range of the headsets we recommend. It should make you sound great, too: It uses six ...

All tangled up in the hands-free earpiece of your mobile phone? A new wearable device from Sony Ericsson, a joint venture of the two electronics makers, will eliminate wires between phones and ...

Before the MP3 was the Walkman and before that was the "tranny" - the transistor radio. Personal radios existed before their mass popularity in the 1960's, but then they became a teenage 'must-have'.

Now a team at Rice University is taking inspiration from the very first radios in the quest to achieve blistering wireless data transfer rates of 1 terabit per second.

Wireless radio frequency antennas would allow information to be transmitted from one part of the chip to another without the use of wired interconnections, the “landlines” of the microchip world.