Months after Earthlink gave up on providing municipal wireless service in San Francisco, a company called Meraki is quietly moving forward with its plans to blanket the entire city in free WiFi. In ...

Rafe Needleman reviews mobile apps and products for fun, and picks startups apart when he gets bored. He has evaluated thousands of new companies, most of which have since gone out of business. Meraki ...

San Francisco's plan to provide citywide wireless Internet access, which foundered last summer when EarthLink pulled out, is being revived by a Mountain View company that wants to turn the city into a ...

Plucky Meraki, a San Francisco mesh networking startup, is stepping up to play with the big boys with the introduction of its $1,499 MR58 WiFi router. Designed for outdoor use, the MR58 has three ...

Meraki this week unveiled new management tools for its cloud-based Wi-Fi product, adding bandwidth controls, diagnostic tools and spectrum analysis. The tools exploit the packet processing engine ...

Even though Meraki made a name for itself in cloud-based WLANs, Cisco’s long-term goals for its new acquisition go beyond just Wi-Fi. Cisco acquired Meraki on Sunday for $1.2 billion. Meraki is a ...

San Francisco may get its citywide WiFi network after all, and it could be rolled out without costing taxpayers a cent. Meraki, which wants to "bring affordable Internet access to the next billion ...

Michael Kanellos is editor at large at CNET News.com, where he covers hardware, research and development, start-ups and the tech industry overseas. Meraki, a start-up that hopes to bring cheap Wi-Fi ...

WiFi Stumbler has the same, clean interface featured in Meraki's Enteprise Wireless LAN solution ($799.00 direct, ). It's not as pretty nor as interactive as the interface of NetSurveyor Professional ...

Meraki's gone off the beaten path when it comes to wireless networking utilities. The vendor has just launched a free, browser-based wireless scanner and ...