WiFi In The Chasm
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dog or higher: Tipping Firefox across
the chasm
dog or higher: Tipping Firefox across
the chasm
02/05/2005 09:55 PMsome interesting things to
say
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Free open WiFi on Tacoma-Washington
train, courtesy WiFi hacker
Free open WiFi on Tacoma-Washington
train, courtesy WiFi hacker
03/24/2005 08:15 PMCory Doctorow:
A Seattle wireless hacker rides a commuter train from Tacoma every day
with a battery-powered WiFi hotspot in his backpack that's linked up
to the Internet with a
14.4 144k wireless modem. Catch his
train and get free WiFi on your commute.
The open wireless node can be found in the first car of the last
morning train and in Car 403 on the 5:10pm return trip. Use SSID
"FreeInternetAccess" or "seattlewireless" to connect - You may have to
assign yourself an IP in the range 192.168.0.0/24 and use the Default
Gateway 192.168.0.1 as the DHCP is sometimes flakey
Link
(
via Make)
Hermosa Beach, California Launches Free
Citywide WiFi Service using advanced
WiFi-Plus obstruction penetrating
antennas.
Hermosa Beach, California Launches Free
Citywide WiFi Service using advanced
WiFi-Plus obstruction penetrating
antennas.
08/05/2004 03:39 AMLos Angeles Beach Community WiFi service made possible by WiFi-Plus
antennas. Makes internet available on the beach. [PRWEB Aug 5, 2004]
Review: WiFi Seeker / WiFi Spy
Review: WiFi Seeker / WiFi Spy
07/16/2004 04:50 PMA few weeks ago I got Chrisalis Developemnt's
WiFi Seeker, a convenient
keychain-sized wireless network locator. Marware's recently announced
WiFi Spy is a
rebranded version of the same device, so it should perform
identically.
To locate a wireless network simply press the button and watch the
LEDs. When the lights stop sweeping back and forth, the number that
remain lit will show the strength of the wireless signal. If the
lights continue to sweep back and forth, you're not in range for any
wireless network. Unlike other devices, the WiFi Seeker isn't fooled
by other 2.5 GHz signals like microwave ovens or cordless phones, and
it doesn't depend on 802.11 client activity to detect the access
point. It detects both 802.11b and 802.11g.
New: WiFi Spy
New: WiFi Spy
07/16/2004 09:59 AM
For $29.95 you can get a compact wireless network detector.
A little WiFi to go with your Big Mac
A little WiFi to go with your Big Mac
03/13/2003 10:20 AMIn a sign of the times I think McDonald's is going to score a home run
in offering 1 hour...
Me and My Wifi
Me and My Wifi
04/13/2004 02:24 PMMy access point is in the house and the home office is a seperate
building. Because my PowerBook casing and two solid walls interfere
with my signal, I'm developing a weird relationship with my
technology. I've tried the Pringles can,...
WiFi in the UK
WiFi in the UK
08/09/2004 08:02 AMAccording to today's
Independent (a UK broadsheet) and Intel, only a
1/3 of people living in the United Kingdom know what WiFi is. WiFi,
which stands for Wireless Fidelity, allows mobile users to connect
their laptops to the internet and other devices without having to use
standard hardwire networks.
The survey, conducted recently, found that many people thought that
the phrase WiFi was cockney rhyming slang (e.g. Dog and Bone : Phone)
for "Wifey". Other people who participated in the survey
answered that they thought Wifi was a Japanese island, or an exotic
fruit.
Asides from showing a shocking level of IT ignorance in the UK, the
results do highlight Intel's attempts to get Britain wirelessly
connected. Combined with a motivation for shifting Centrino packages,
Intel is really hoping to raise awareness and get people using the
wireless hot spots they've been setting up with BT over the last year.
Intel and the Wireless industry would love to see the UK brought up to
the same level of wireless proliferation as in the USA.
View:
IntelRead full story...Wifi-0.01
Wifi-0.01
01/02/2005 05:55 PMWifi-0.01a
Wifi-0.01a
01/02/2005 05:55 PMWiFi 4 U
WiFi 4 U
05/11/2004 12:41 AMWiFi
Against Bush
"Inspired by the web site, Bluetooth Users
Against Bush, I decided to do the same thing with WiFi.
Here's what you do. Set the name of your wireless access point to
'WiFi Against Bush'. Now, when anyone in your immediate area, such as
in your dorm or apartment complex, checks to see what networks are
available, they will see your little 'bumper sticker.' It'll piss off
Repubs and let other sane folks out there know that they are not
alone." [Daily Kos, via Scripting News]
I point this one out to show how creative you can get with naming
your library's wireless network. How about "libraries rule," "we
answer questions, too", and "fall to your knees and worship a
librarian."
Okay, so I'm kidding with that last one, but you get the point.
Wifi-ing the Big Apple
Wifi-ing the Big Apple
06/24/2005 09:58 PMAndrew Rasiej, running for the obscure post of NYC Public Advocate,
has put forward a plan that would connect wireless routers on city
lamp posts using the city's dark fiber. The total cost would be less
than $10/person (= $80M) and would provide free wifi access in public
places; businesses and residents would pay about $20/month for basic
high-speed service. Of course, the incumbents, always zealous in their
protection of the free market (hah!) are lobbying hard to prevent
municipalities from providing this service. [Technorati tags: rasiej
wifi]...
WiFi hotspots not all that hot
WiFi hotspots not all that hot
05/28/2004 06:14 AMSan Jose Mercury News May 28 2004 10:32AM GMT
WiFi Security
WiFi Security
05/31/2004 02:43 AMSeems consumers are pulling WiFi devices out of the box plugging
them in and surfing with the default systems more times than not. The
question I want to ask is why are people that stupid. Would they
invite a complete stranger into their house and go to bed while the
stranger surfed the net a looked around inside their computers. I
don't think so but running WiFi equipment straight out of the box is
inviting just this to happen. [Yahoo]
Handheld WiFi?
Handheld WiFi?
05/31/2004 12:36 PM
Agere Systems announced a "mini-module" providing 802.11g (WiFi) for
handheld consumer electronic devices.This embedded system-in-package
(SiP) delive...
WiFi Works Where GPS Won't
WiFi Works Where GPS Won't
09/09/2004 08:23 PMPlace Lab's free software can triangulate your location within 20 to
30 meters by searching for known WiFI hotspots.
[f2c] Municipal wifi
[f2c] Municipal wifi
03/31/2005 02:36 PM(After a morning with no women speakers or questioners, we now have a
panel with a woman on it. Yay.) J.H. Snider moderates. [Sketchy
coverage follows...] Varinia Robinson is in charge of Philadelphia's
municipal wifi project. You have to get your muni wifi in by Jan. 1,
2006, or else you have go to your local provider. This was done to
protect "competition." The city thinks it'll cost $10.5M to build it
and $1.5M annually to maintain it. It will cover 45 square miles and
provide a mnimum of 1mb up and down. It's an ubiquitous indoor
network. To break...
Microwaves that won't zap WiFi
Microwaves that won't zap WiFi
12/02/2003 01:22 AMHave you ever noticed how sometimes turning on a microwave oven will
wreak havoc with your WiFi connection? Well, you don't have to choose
between downloading porn and making Mac and Cheese anymore, because
researchers at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor have figured
out a way to make microwaves that don't interfere as much with home
wireless networking gear. Read...
WiFi in Nepal
WiFi in Nepal
05/27/2004 08:03 PM
Yak
farmers in the mountains of Nepal are using WiFi to keep in touch
with their families thanks to the
Nepal Wireless Networking
project.
[Via /.]
WiFi Hotels
WiFi Hotels
01/24/2004 02:49 PMThe news that every Best Western hotels in the US will have free
wireless is great to hear. I don't know if they're doing this
based on market research, but personally I will be staying at their
hotels as much as possible when I travel now. I searched and searched
for Southern California hotels that had free wireless and after giving
up on a few places that claimed to but didn't, I accidentally found a
Holiday Inn in Orange County with multiple default Linksys base
stations in the hotel. I've ended up staying there the last four times
I went down to see my family, even though it's a pretty shabby hotel
and probably overpriced (it's around $70-80 a night).
It's good to see Best Western recognize this, it's not like I want
to just camp out online when I travel, but it's nice to catch up with
work and personal email when you get to the hotel at night without
having to hassle with dialups and outbound call charges. Knowing that
every single Best Western will be equipped will make searching for a
simple cheap place to sleep much easier in the future.
First WiFi MP3 Player
First WiFi MP3 Player
01/22/2004 02:29 AM
TwinCities.com reports on a new MP3 player that adds WiFi (wireless)
capabilities, allowing you to transfer songs from your PC via WiFi
(802.11)Once a...
WiFi tracking
WiFi tracking
12/29/2003 01:36 PMForget RFID. Well, don't, but National Scientific Corporation has a
prototype of a WiFi tagging system that, like RFID, lets you track
things in real-time...
WiFi On Two Wheels
WiFi On Two Wheels
05/05/2004 01:16 AMBeemers Get WiFi
Beemers Get WiFi
05/05/2004 02:14 PMThere have been plenty of stories about techies with a lot of time on
their hands adding a WiFi network to their cars, but it looks like BMW
(with the help of HP) are going to be the first to
rel
ease a WiFi-enabled vehicle. The focus is on the incredibly
narrow market of those who get chauffeured around, with the idea that
those people are important enough that they need to be able to use
their laptops in their car. Basically, it's a WiFi access point in
the trunk with a GSM or GPRS backhaul connection to the outside world.
They eventually expect the price point of such a system to come down
so they can offer it for others who may need internet access in the
car, such as the traveling salesperson. Of course, you have to wonder
what good the WiFi really does? The backhaul is painfully slow GPRS
(which, one hopes, HP and BMW will design so it can be upgraded to a
3G platform when necessary). So, why bother with the WiFi at all?
Why not just get a GPRS (or 3G) laptop modem and connect directly?
Without a compelling application that ties into the vehicle itself
(and, as you might imagine, their suggestion that police can beam you
a speeding ticket does not qualify), it's hard to see why someone will
want to pay extra for this feature. There has been talk of using an
in-car WiFi connection to do things like transfer MP3s from your home
network while parked in your driveway. Applications like that make a
lot more sense than just an internal network to connect your laptop to
some slow cellular backhaul.
Is Using WiFi Illegal?
Is Using WiFi Illegal?
05/03/2004 01:45 PMA few weeks ago we wrote a post wondering if it's
illegal
to get hacked. Tower Records was fined for having their customer
records hacked, with the rationale that they didn't do enough to
protect them. While it makes sense to fine a company that has
revealed customer records, this becomes a slippery slope. What if you
put in place all sorts of protective measures, and hackers still get
through? Or, take the argument in a different direction - what if you
think it's fine to leave your system open? With that in mind, Mark
Rasch takes a look to see
whether or not
using WiFi may constitute a felony. It seems like a fine line,
but if someone felt it was necessary, you could get in an awful lot of
legal trouble for using WiFi. On the end user side of things,
connecting to an open WiFi access point may run afoul of laws that
make it illegal to "knowingly access a computer used in interstate or
foreign communication 'without authorization.'" If the response is
that the system was open, and thus the authorization was implied, then
does that apply to situations where a customer database is left open
as well? What if the security is so flimsy as to basically be
non-existent. Where's the line? On the other side of things, Rasch
points out that just by setting up a WiFi network, you could be in
trouble as well. Unless you carefully make sure that no one outside
of your home can access the network, you may run into problems with
many state laws that make it illegal to "share" an internet
connection, the same way it's illegal to share a cable or satellite TV
connection.
Wifi Ghetto Box
Wifi Ghetto Box
05/21/2004 04:04 AMBack in 1976 - I lived in a dorm room at school - and I loved my
ghetto box. This is next...
Rhap
sody and Linksys Create Wireless Hub.
This is really something. RealNetworks has partnered with
wireless networker Linksys to create a Rhapsody-enabled wireless link.
This device connects your stereo to the PC over the home’s
802.11b network, with built-in control of the Rhapsody service for
subscribers. Awkwardly, it’s called the Linksys Wireless-B Media
Link for Music. Geez, why not the Rhapsody Blaster, or the Celestial
Wireless Jukebox?
Anyway, this device is excellent news for Rhapsody
users wishing for a better way to get the music streaming more fluidly
throughout the household. Of course, if you’ve got a wireless
laptop you can access Rhapsody directly from any room. But getting the
music into the stereo system has always been a problem, which the
LWBMLM (for short—I’ve typed the hideous name for the last
time) solves neatly. And if the stereo isn’t your goal, snap on
the bundled speakers, place anywhere in the house, and rock
on.
Now, transport a few years to the future. Bandwidth is
unlimited; the distinction between downloading and streaming is
meaningless; music is a service not a product; and we all pay for
access to the global media river at the ISP level. Service-specific
devices such as the LWBMLM become relics. Until then, bring it on,
Rhapsody. And thank you, RealNetworks, for occasionally releasing a
consumer-friendly product.
[
The Digital Music
Weblog]
Here, There, WiFi Anywhere
(washingtonpost.com)
Here, There, WiFi Anywhere
(washingtonpost.com)
04/24/2004 10:26 AMwashingtonpost.com - Peter Kastner moved from the suburbs to an
apartment in Boston last summer while his new home was under
construction. As soon as he got set up in the temporary digs, Kastner
-- chief technology analyst at the research firm Aberdeen Group -- set
up his WiFi home network to enjoy some wireless Web surfing.
WiFi Seeker Best So Far
WiFi Seeker Best So Far
04/23/2004 12:18 PMGlenn Fleishman got a hold of the Chrysalis WiFi Seeker, a
keychain-sized sniffer to detect 802.11b/g networks and says it's the
best yet:Push the button on the WiFi Seeker and it scans briefly,
often under a second, before displaying a signal strength in zero to
four LEDs. Keep the button...
Charlottetown Wifi Map
Charlottetown Wifi Map
12/29/2003 11:55 PM"This map is a few months old but serves as a good starting point. The
map shows all open wifi networks. We’ll be working over the next
few weeks to bring out updated maps [map has been updated as of May
18,2003].
A few points we should mention:
This map is generated by driving about and..." (147 words - posted by
dan) 24 replies
WiFi Activism
WiFi Activism
05/12/2004 04:07 PM WiFi
Against Bush: Interesting concept.
Set the name of your wireless access point to "WiFi
Against Bush". Now, when anyone in your immediate area, such as in
your dorm or apartment complex, checks to see what networks are
available, they will see your little "bumper sticker." It'll piss off
Repubs and let other sane folks out there know that they are not
alone.
I'm a "Repub" and I can't say I much care what you call your
network.
Click here to comment on this entry
Speaking of WiFi
Speaking of WiFi
09/06/2004 01:26 AMEverybody's been talking about Pennsylvania thinking about going to an
all-state, WiFi, so I thought I'd mention a press release at
Michigan's Web site. Michigan has deployed WiFi at two...
More on WiFi as the new Bluetooth
More on WiFi as the new Bluetooth
12/12/2003 01:09 AMSince it's range is shorter and its speed is slower, one of the main
advantages that Bluetooth has over WiFi is that it consumes far...
WiFi wars, or can't we all just get
along?
WiFi wars, or can't we all just get
along?
11/18/2003 04:28 PMWiFi chipset maker Broadcom Corp. accuses a competitor of interfering
with the operation of its products.
Dialup WiFi?
Dialup WiFi?
08/27/2004 03:36 PMJust because you have a really slow, not always on, internet
connection to the outside world, it doesn't mean you shouldn't be able
to set up a home network or surf "wirelessly" on your laptop. Sensing
the power of niche (and shrinking) markets, some company has
apparently come up with a
dialup WiFi hub. That's right, plug it in to a phone jack,
have it handle the dialing, and surf away... at 56k, but without
wires. Seems almost... pointless.
Update: And, as has been
made abundantly clear, there are plenty of products on the market that
already do this, though, they most are also regular WiFi boxes as
well. The point on this one seems to be that it's just dialup.
WiFi Advice
WiFi Advice
08/27/2004 01:54 PMOver at Technobiblio,
Chris has a great post about Improving
Wi-Fi's Workability Quotient in Your Library. A must read.
Finding WiFi when you need it most
Finding WiFi when you need it most
10/28/2003 11:07 PMI was in a remote area of New Mexico a few days ago cursing the hotel
or company that had...
Tap into neighbors' WiFi? Why not, some
say
Tap into neighbors' WiFi? Why not, some
say
07/04/2004 05:43 AMBoston Globe Jul 4 2004 9:27AM GMT
WiFi Becomes A Commodity
WiFi Becomes A Commodity
07/06/2004 09:49 PMOn Tuesday, Conexant Systems Inc. preannounced lower earnings for the
cureent quarter, based on an influx of low-cost WiFi chips produced by
Taiwan manufacturers. Conexant executives said that the price of
802.11g components is now on the order of 802.11b chips in certain
markets.
It's Final: No WiFi In '
It's Final: No WiFi In '
09/25/2004 01:06 PMTechzonez Sep 25 2004 5:15PM GMT
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Set up a Cingular T637 as a Bluetooth
modem
Set up a Cingular T637 as a Bluetooth
modem
04/19/2005 11:26 AMHere is a little gift for those that are Cingular GSM customers with a
unlimited data plan. After an hour or so of playing around with my
Sony T637, I figured out how you can use this phone as a Bluetooth
modem.
Before we be...
Kenya [opinion]: A Phone, a Laptop,
GPRS... Wilderness is Connected!
Kenya [opinion]: A Phone, a Laptop,
GPRS... Wilderness is Connected!
03/30/2005 09:24 PMAllAfrica.com Mar 30 2005 8:50PM GMT
New: FRITZBox ADSL modem/router
New: FRITZBox ADSL modem/router
08/16/2004 10:09 AMFRITZBox is a combination ADSL modem and router with two Ethernet
ports and one USB port, a packet firewall with stateful inspection,
traffic shaping, and other features.
Simple Launches GPRS Modem
Simple Launches GPRS Modem
12/28/2004 09:09 AMTechTree Dec 28 2004 1:10PM GMT
RCA / Thomson Modem Hack Discovered
RCA / Thomson Modem Hack Discovered
12/27/2004 12:43 PMDuxbury launches GPRS modem card
Duxbury launches GPRS modem card
02/18/2004 10:46 PMSunday Times South Africa Feb 19 2004 3:17AM GMT
Treo 600 From palmOne Now Available for
Cingular Wireless GSM/GPRS Customers
Treo 600 From palmOne Now Available for
Cingular Wireless GSM/GPRS Customers
11/14/2003 04:38 AMInstall Windows XP Service Pack 2 RC2 to
protect your PC from IE Hack
Install Windows XP Service Pack 2 RC2 to
protect your PC from IE Hack
06/26/2004 04:31 AMFirst of all I caution all of you that are not computer experts to
proceed at your own risk. It appears Microsoft is reporting that if
you have Service Pack 2 Release Candidate 2 installed you can merrily
surf along with Internet Explorer.
Bur the 2nd service pack for Windows XP is just that a release
candidate still under test and while it probably would not break your
installation of windows it could screw up a some of your programs.
Companies that are affected by changes to XP from the service pack are
rushing to update their products so that they can be ready when
Microsoft releases the Service Pack for the average user. [M
icrosoft]
Thanks to John for the heads up!
Wireless Modem (BT Voyager 2000 Wireless
ADSL Router cleartext password)
Wireless Modem (BT Voyager 2000 Wireless
ADSL Router cleartext password)
06/22/2004 08:18 PMKonstantin V. Gavrilenko (Jun 21 2004)
µWEBox Lite GSM/GPRS & GPS Intelligent
M2M (Machine to Machine) Rugged Box
Modem Family Launched by Comtech.
µWEBox Lite GSM/GPRS & GPS Intelligent
M2M (Machine to Machine) Rugged Box
Modem Family Launched by Comtech.
12/17/2004 06:31 PMIntelligent wireless TCP/IP modems, which support application
features including E-mail, FTP and automated I/O & GPS location
reporting. - Part of a Box-to-Module-to-License design philosophy
offering rapid time to market. - Eases integration of legacy equipment
with Central Management applications. [PRWEB Nov 28, 2004]
Configurando el Modem ADSL USB Amigo
CA80U
Configurando el Modem ADSL USB Amigo
CA80U
06/16/2004 08:38 AMZyxel 630-11 ADSL USB Modem Linux driver
Zyxel 630-11 ADSL USB Modem Linux driver
10/30/2003 01:42 PMHurricane 8000 ADSL modem working perfectly
Use Motorola's MPx200 as a wireless
modem for a laptop
Use Motorola's MPx200 as a wireless
modem for a laptop
10/29/2003 01:14 AMThat new MPx200 Smartphone might not have Bluetooth, something which
would make it easier to use the phone as a wireless modem for a laptop
or a PDA, but almost as if to make up for that shortcoming, Motorola
has published a step-by-step guide to how use the phone as a modem by
using a USB cable. Read [PDF warning. Via Smartphone Thoughts]...
SMC’s Wireless Cable Modem Router Among
First to Receive CableHome 1.1
Certification
SMC’s Wireless Cable Modem Router Among
First to Receive CableHome 1.1
Certification
05/31/2004 02:06 PMSMC® Networks EZ Connect™ Wireless Cable Modem Router, SMC8013WG, has
received CableHome™ 1.1 certification from CableLabs®. [PRWEB May 27,
2004]
Business Everywhere 3G, WiFi, ADSL, GPRS
or PSTN
Business Everywhere 3G, WiFi, ADSL, GPRS
or PSTN
06/21/2004 02:39 AM3G Jun 21 2004 6:34AM GMT
Please install the printer
Please install the printer
08/30/2004 04:23 AMTechTree Aug 30 2004 8:51AM GMT
CLI for noobies: Hack the comment
CLI for noobies: Hack the comment
06/21/2004 04:13 AMOk, you GUI-potatoes, listen up. I'm not talking about hacking an RFC
(Request for Comment) here. I'm talking about a program called Comment
that you can run on your own system. Comment is a free software
program released under the BSD license that lets you enter and recall
notes from the command line in the blink of an eye -- or, if you type
as slowly as I do, in several blinks. So grab a Jolt and get thyself
to a console window, we've got some CLI to do.
One-Watt Wireless Radio Modem Reaches 40
Miles
One-Watt Wireless Radio Modem Reaches 40
Miles
09/14/2004 04:23 PMInstall a Printer Driver
Install a Printer Driver
07/20/2004 11:16 AMFrance Telecom introduces single bill
enterprise wi-fi/ADSL/GPRS/PSTN/3G
France Telecom introduces single bill
enterprise wi-fi/ADSL/GPRS/PSTN/3G
06/18/2004 07:48 AMDMeurope.com Jun 18 2004 12:05PM GMT
Platform opens door to new range of GPRS
handsets
Platform opens door to new range of GPRS
handsets
09/20/2004 04:46 AMElectronics Talk Sep 20 2004 8:58AM GMT
302 Redirect Hack Fastly Becoming Most
Infamous SE Listings Hack Ever
302 Redirect Hack Fastly Becoming Most
Infamous SE Listings Hack Ever
03/14/2005 05:10 PMThis subject just will not die until the search engines address it.
"Google and Yahoo are now working to perfect ways to determine when to
treat a 302 like a Moved-Temporarily redirect, and when to treat it
like an exit-tracker. It's far from a simple problem, so it's going to
take some time."
Diva: Not just a cell phone but a modem,
too
Diva: Not just a cell phone but a modem,
too
08/03/2004 09:22 PMZDNet Aug 4 2004 0:31AM GMT
Install a LaserJet 1000 printer driver
Install a LaserJet 1000 printer driver
06/17/2004 03:02 PMHP never released an OS X driver for their Laserjet 1000. I struggled
unsucessfully with the foozjs linux driver for a long time. I was
ultimately able to print through the network by attaching the laserjet
to a pc and prin...
Install a parallel printer on a Base
Station
Install a parallel printer on a Base
Station
09/10/2004 09:11 AMPerhaps because it turns out to be so simple, I have not found simple
instructions for installing a parallel printer on an Airport Base
Station, and web searches kept turning up pages that made it look much
more complicated t...
Commercial Release of 3G UMTS PC Card
Modem Support
Commercial Release of 3G UMTS PC Card
Modem Support
08/18/2004 05:06 AM3G Aug 18 2004 8:48AM GMT
Connect modem after manually dialing
phone
Connect modem after manually dialing
phone
11/13/2003 12:31 PMWhile clicking on the dialup connection button in the menubar, hold
down Option and click on the phone icon, and a new hidden option
appears. This enables you to dial up manually and then let the modem
kick in afterwards. I c...
Dell's GPRS wireless laptop card
Dell's GPRS wireless laptop card
11/11/2003 11:45 AMA new wireless GPRS laptop card from Dell for connecting to cellular
data networks. GPRS isn't as fast as WiFi, but the coverage is
considerably better, and so will get the job done. To work, at least
here in the States, the TrueMobile 5100 Tri-Band GPRS PC Card requires
a service plan from either AT&T Wireless or T-Mobile. Read...
Commercial Release of Zafari Mobile™
UMTS (3G) PC Card Modem support
Commercial Release of Zafari Mobile™
UMTS (3G) PC Card Modem support
08/18/2004 02:34 AMZafari Mobile™ is the ultimate mobile computing graphical user
interface designed by the team responsible for the creation of the
highly acclaimed Vodafone Mobile Connect™ product. Zafari Mobile™
removes the complexity of connectivity over any network bearer, using
any modem device and focuses on easy and quick access to the
applications you want to work with! [PRWEB Aug 18, 2004]
Cable Modem Hackers unlock Cable Modem
Cable Modem Hackers unlock Cable Modem
02/10/2004 02:44 AMA very amazing article on the Register on how a group of hackers have
unlocked a certain brand of cable...
WiFi In The Chasm
