The European Parliamentary Assembly (EPA) has been making much ado about nothing when it comes to the dangers of cellphones on children, according to a new report which found no link between mobile phones and child cancer.

Europe would like to return to the dark ages by proposing a ban on mobile technology in areas frequented by children, as well as “the creation of wave-free areas not covered by the wireless network.”

Never mind flooding, tornadoes, tsunamis, hurricanes and the extinction of the polar bears, all that pales in comparison to the latest revelation that fluctuations in temperature caused by climate change could affect how far Wi-Fi signals can travel.

A lot of things don’t come easy in Israel, but Wi-Fi, thankfully is not one of them.

Have you ever set your phone down a little too close to some water? Coffee? Beer? The panic that sets in when you wonder if you’ve suddenly voided the handset warranty. Fear no more. P2i is a company that has invented nano-coating technology that stops liquid from leaking inside of consumer electronics products, among other [...]

AUSTIN, Texas – Thirty-two hungry entrepreneurs showed off their products and services at the SXSW Accelerator presented by Microsoft Corp. BizSpark on March 14 at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive Festival. The initial 32 were picked from more than 400 applicants and a panel of judges culled the pack and invited 12 finalists to participate [...]

The wireless industry still has a public-relations battle over the safety of radio-frequency radiation and electromagnetic frequency radiation. The issue reared its head again in California, where various groups are protesting the safety of smart meter readers that the California Pacific Gas and Electric Co. is trying to install throughout the state. In response to continued [...]

The US is pretty fond of its wireline pipes, but Israeli IP radio firm Siklu is trying to change the world’s mind, and the wireless game, when it comes to the whole millimeter radio vs. wireline debate.

Last week RCR spent some time in Singapore, sniffing around the expo center for wireless whisperings and network news. We weren’t disappointed.

We take a look at some of the weird and wonderful devices on display at this year’s CommunicAsia in Singapore