Getting 802.11b and cellular networks to play nice together is not a trivial problem, discovers eWEEK.com Wireless Center Editor Jim Louderback. Intel’s System Technology Lab is working the problem, though, as part of its Universal Communicator project. Jim pointed that out earlier today after I linked to his other very interesting column.
Wi-Fi and Cellular Marriage: work in progress
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