In , on 06/03/04 
   at 05:55 PM, John Stewart  said:

>WiFi is the industry term for 802.11, and specifically for 802.11b.
>'Wireless LAN' is a more generic term, but a driver that says 'wireless
>LAN' could well work on a WiFi card. The terms are often used
>interchangeably.

I've heard WiFi refer to the wireless service available for laptops from
mobile providers like Sprint, Verizon, etc.. 

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