Posts Tagged "wireless"

Will Wireless Internet Eventually Replace Wired Connections?

Will Wireless Internet Eventually Replace Wired Connections?

In telecom boardrooms around the world, a “wired versus wireless” broadband debate is ongoing. On one side, technologists argue that it makes more sense to advance the bandwidth offered over…read more +

Bookmarks for January 7th through January 19th

These are my links for January 7th through January 19th: EMC’s New VNX Unified Storage Systems « – Today, EMC announced the new VNX and VNXe Unified Storage platforms that…read more +

Looking for new wireless router

Looking for new wireless router

Since I’ve moved back to Charter and there higher speeds. My old Linksys WRT54G with Tomato firmware doesn’t seem to be keeping up. I’ve had drops and low signal issues…read more +

links for 2008-11-03

polarcloud.com Tomato firmware for linksys routers (tags: wireless opensource wrt54g linksys router)

links for 2008-09-11

Fitbit – Automatically Track Your Fitness and Sleep (tags: wireless tech health monitoring) Download 36 Free Premium WordPress Themes (tags: wordpress) TurboCharge.org Welcome to TurboChargeAD.org, an online community resource presented…read more +

bye,bye Linux trial

I installed wubi a few months ago. so I could dual boot with ubuntu. Just to see how far linux has come as an option for a business desktop. After…read more +

Twitter Updates for 2007-11-27

Anyone have a comparison between blue coat and websense? # user is sure he needs a driver for his new monitor! # too many overlapping group policies with loop back…read more +

wubi update

Well I finally got ubuntu working with my wireless. After another reboot and not using my docking station, the ethernet port starting working. I was able to using apt-get to…read more +

WUBI help

I installed WUBI on my Dell Latitude D820. But I can’t get the wireless card to work. It looks like the card is installed, but I’m using WPA for wireless…read more +

No More HDMI Cables: Wireless HDMI On the Way

Amimon showed us its WHDI (Wireless High Definition Interface) working perfectly at last January’s CES and today the company is shipping that chipset to manufacturers of TVs, projectors and other…read more +