ToorCon: The ongoing drama surrounding the discovery and disclosure of Wi-Fi driver flaws in Apple products just got a little more confusing.
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Blog: The Wi-Fi hack saga that started at Black Hat was scheduled to get a next chapter this weekend, but now it looks like it won’t.David…
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“I RECENTLY arrived at a hotel about an hour before a room would be available. So I sat in the lobby and opened my laptop. Just as I expected, a message popped up on my screen. “Do you want to join the wireless network ‘Free Lobby Wi-Fi?’ ” I clicked Yes, and off I went to E-mail Land…As I waited for a big file to download, I was suddenly taken aback. “Just as I expected?” I’d actually taken
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Wi-Fi phones were the talk of the town this week.
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City governments are offering metro wireless services with speeds and latency that can’t be beat. We examine how metro Wi-Fi can fit into your mobile data access strategy.
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Video: Wi-Fi bunny talks, sings and sends you messages. From the floor of DemoFall 2006: CNET’s Rafe Needleman talks with Violet co-founder Rafi Haladjian, the brains behind Nabaztag, the new Wi-Fi-enabled bunny that seemingly does it all.
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Wi-Fi TV Inc. is making its new MyWi-FiParty personal party feature available for free use for the next week to a global audience. Internet viewers just go to www.Wi-FiTV.com or www.MyWi-FiParty.com to sign up for a free trial.
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Video: Device by Zing boasts MP3 storage and Wi-Fi. Zing CEO Tim Bucher shows off a radio that brings you Sirius, has MP3 storage and Wi-Fi and records content you like. But you have to be Sirius subscriber to get one. Zing was one of the companies showing off new technologies at DemoFall 2006 in San Diego on Sept. 26, 2006.
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ALWAYS AN avid fan of Wi-Fi, Intel was dead keen to promote the forthcoming IEEE 802.11n standard at IDF. Chiefly because its adoption will lead to seriously enhanced data rates over the LAN.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia—-GPS Industries, Inc. , the only provider of Wi-Fi enhanced GPS systems for golf facilities and residential communities, is proud to announce that their flagship product - the INFOREMER — has just been recognized as the Best GPS System in golf in the current issue of Southland Golf Magazine.
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