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Easy Wifi Radar, automatically find and connect to wireless networks
Wireless network is one of the most effective and popular connection methods in crowded public areas such as libraries, schools, airports, hotels, cafes ...
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Mexico City will cover high-speed wireless Internet
Mr. Marcelo Ebrard, the new mayor of this leading Latin American city, said he hoped to bring high-speed wireless service to 8.7 million people, even if Mexico City was…
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SSID cloaking - safe or unsafe?
Many organizations use SSID cloaking as a mechanism to add security layer to WLAN. This technique requires all users to have knowledge of the SSID to connect to the wire…
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WiMax is 'winding up'!
The world's top executives in the wireless industry this week will meet at CTIA Wireless 2007, WiMax - the technology that is in the process of 'plugging in' new service…
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Intel develops Wi-Fi technology far away ... 100km
A San Francisco-based computer can connect to Wi-Fi wireless networks in San Jose, California while the distance between two places is approximately hundreds of kilomete…
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Malaysia: Licensing 4G WiMax for 4 service providers
On March 15, the Malaysian government licensed four of its telecom operators to provide fourth-generation (4G) high-speed wireless Internet services from this year.
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Nokia deployed Sprint's WiMax 4G network
Nokia has said it has been chosen by Sprint to build a fourth-generation (4G) wireless network based on WiMAX technology in major US cities. Sprint expects 100 million p…
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Wi-fi increased rapidly at airports
IPass wireless Internet service provider has just announced a 44% increase in Wi-fi hotspots (hotspots) in the last 6 months of 2006. In it, Europe is the region with th…
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Wi-Fi can 'sell out' laptop users
A laptop with Wi-Fi capability is really handy at work, but the downside of this convenience is that the security is still too many weaknesses to discuss.
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U1F laptop weighs 1kg
Asus has just launched a U1F laptop that weighs only 1kg. This computer is a great combination of all utilities for computer users and mobile Internet year-round.
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Philips and Intel also sell medical equipment
Royal Philips Electronics NV and chip giant Intel plan to release a wireless, handheld device to support doctors and nurses in recording and saving information about pat…
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WiMax gigabit speed creates 4th generation mobile network
The International Electrical and Electronic Engineers Organization (IEEE) began building a scrambling 1 Gb / second wireless broadband standard version.
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Mouse and keyboard exclusively for Vista
The Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 is a combination of a Bluetooth keyboard and a charging mouse (Microsoft's first product). Both devices
