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RF to supplant infrared in remote controls
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
RF to supplant infrared in remote controls
Radio frequency-based remote controls will be used on smart phones and computing devices by 2018, according to a report by an electronics research firm
Edmonton agrees to expand Shaw Wi-Fi network
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Edmonton agrees to expand Shaw Wi-Fi network
Broadening of Wi-Fi footprint will mean mobile users will be able to connect to the Internet from almost anywhere in the city
Aruba to release gigabit access points
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Aruba to release gigabit access points
The next generation of wireless LANs gets closer with the upcoming release of more 802.11ac APs. Aruba says its model have the potential of at least 1.75 Gbps
BlackBerry users get free Wi-Fi on U.S. airline
Thursday, April 04, 2013
BlackBerry users get free Wi-Fi on U.S. airline
BlackBerry has set up phone stores in U.S. airports and partnered with Delta to offer free in-flight Wi-Fi on domestic flights
ZTE ready for ground-to-air 4G communication
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
ZTE ready for ground-to-air 4G communication
ZTE reports it was able to provide stable Internet connectivity at speeds of over 12 Mbps for 70 minutes during a two-hour airline flight
Apple snaps up mapping app startup WiFiSLAM
Monday, March 25, 2013
Apple snaps up mapping app startup WiFiSLAM
WiFiSLAM's indoor mobile navigation technology could help Apple get over its mobile mapping problems
Ontario university gets wiser about wireless
Friday, March 22, 2013
Ontario university gets wiser about wireless
Nipissing University has had Wi-Fi networks on its campuses for over a decade, but it needed a wireless management system to get a handle on things
DragonWave offers enterprises some Harmony
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
DragonWave offers enterprises some Harmony
The latest radio in the Harmony line runs in unlicenced bands and has non-line of sight capabilities to get around buildings and trees
Beam device puts videoconferencing on wheels
Monday, March 11, 2013
Beam device puts videoconferencing on wheels
Startup Suitable Technologies puts a new spin on videoconferencing by offering up a mobile screen that can actually "walk" around the office
ShoreTel beefs up clients for mobile devices
Wednesday, March 06, 2013
ShoreTel beefs up clients for mobile devices
Mobility 6 is now tailored for iPads and offers the ability to run voice and multiple instances of IM. A new conferencing app adds collaboration capabilities
Meru says wireless solution tailored for hospitals
Tuesday, March 05, 2013
Meru says wireless solution tailored for hospitals
Company says its ability to segment application traffic into three streams ensures low-priority public use on Wi-Fi networks won't slow high-priority medical data
Why Boeing uses tubers to test Wi-Fi
Friday, December 21, 2012
Why Boeing uses tubers to test Wi-Fi
When the aircraft maker had to fill a test plane to evaluate the effects of Wi-Fi on passengers, it picked a quiet, obedient substitute
Shake-up at Edgewater Wireless
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Shake-up at Edgewater Wireless
CEO shifted to parent company while Ottawa venture capital veteran Charles Haw joins the board of directors of carrier Wi-Fi manufacturer
Eastlink to launch cellular “soon”
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Eastlink to launch cellular “soon”
Cable company says its close to launching wireless service in Nova Scotia and PEI and becoming the country's 10th cellular carrier
Keep BYOD from killing your network
Monday, October 01, 2012
Keep BYOD from killing your network
Think security is the only thing you have to pay attention to if your organization has a BYOD policy? You're wrong. The network has to be honed as well
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