WiFi Network

Source: www.technologyowl.com.com --- 27 days ago
An appeals court in Germany has ruled that someone who owns an open WiFi Network isn't automatically liable for copyright infringement by other users on the Network. Don't count on the "but I had an open Network!" defense saving you in the US, though. Read More... ...

Source: arstechnica.com --- 35 days ago
GoBoingo! for Mac is now available to easily access Boingo's Network of thousands of WiFi hotspots all over the world. And, Boingo will throw in a free day of access just for giving its Mac client a try. Read More... ...

Source: www.dslreports.com --- 30 days ago
Relatively new Linksys WRT54GS (7.50.5) installed at home. Wife's personal Dell lapper (Vista) and Linksys WGA54G Game Adapter both connect to to the Network and run perfectly. Since she works one day a week from home she has a lapper supplied by her employer. The IBM she had connected just fine to the home Network but they just replaced that with a Dell Lattitude D620 running XP Pro and I can not get this thing to connect to the Network wirelessly (I can with cable connected directly to the router). The machine recognizes the SSID broadcast with excellent reception I enter the key (double and triple checked for accuracy) and no luck. I took the thing to Uno Pizza on Saturday as they have a Wi Fi hot spot and it connected just fine. When she takes it back to work and the IT people check it runs just fine on their hot spot. They had a Dell utility running the wireless card and I asked them to allow Windows to run the card thinking that might be the problem. They did change that for me and still no luck. Can't connect. I called Linksys support last night and sat on hold for 20 minutes. Finally connected to hard to understand but friendly level 1 tech support agent who got as far as having me change the router security from WPA to WEP before hanging up on me and still now luck. I had already tried removing all security before calling anyway. I am thinking this may have something to do with the antivirus software on this PC but I have limit ...

Source: www.blackberryforums.com --- 30 days ago
I was told by T-Mobile that I should use the Mobile Network and not WiFi on all my settings for internet browsing and all else, since the WiFi will only work where there is a signal and not automatically switch to Mobile Network when WiFi not available. I was trying to browse the net while I was out and couldn't since no WiFi was around...shouldn't it automatically switch to mobile Network when this happens? Thanks for your help!! ...

Source: www.siliconvalley.com --- 22 days ago
Palm, which has been struggling to maintain its position in the hot market for smart-phones, introduced a new Treo model today with WiFi and GPS capabilities. ...

Source: english.martinvarsavsky.net --- 8 days ago
The city of Arezzo will soon host one of the first Italian municipal WiFi networks, thanks to an agreement with FON and the involvement of its citizens, who will share their Internet connections and contribute to the roll out of the Network. The municipality will install FON Hotspots in strategical locations all around the city. Citizens [...] ...

Source: www.wimax.com --- 28 days ago
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Source: www.fiercebroadbandwireless.com --- 9 days ago
While all of the cities that EarthLink and MetroFi have abandoned have declined to take over the existing WiFi Network, the city of Santa Clara's electric utility said it plans to take over MetroFi's free muni-WiFi Network, which was shut down last month when MetroFi essentially went of business. The utility had already planned on using the WiFi Network to support a remote meter reading project. Now it also says it would take over the task of supporting and possibly expanding the free wireless Network. The utility said it has contracted with a company called 180 Connect to conduct a signal strength study to enhance service in weak reception areas and upgrade equipment in those areas. Advertisements and the requirement to login to MSN will be removed. For more: - check out The Santa Clara Weekly Related stories: MetroFi shutters its service. MetroFi story MetroFi officially pulls out of WiFi biz in Portland and other cities. WiFi story ...

Source: www.wimax.com --- 13 hours ago
Cablevision plans the Launch of a WiFi Network in its core markets. ...

Source: www.fiercewireless.com --- 5 days ago
Cable operator Cablevision says that it will launch its extensive WiFi Network this fall in its operating region, which includes parts of New Jersey, Connecticut and New York. The Network, which will cost in excess of $300 million, will be available to Cablevision broadband Internet subscribers for free. During the company's earnings call yesterday with investors, Cablevision COO Tom Rutledge said that the company spent $20 million between May and the end of June building the WiFi Network, which it will unveil soon.  Although initially the Network is intended to allow people to access the Internet, Cablevision has said that it will eventually offer other services including voice and video. For more: - see this article Related articles: Cablevision adding subs, offering WiFi, losing money Cablevision's answer to WiMAX: WiFi ...

Source: www.neowin.net --- 10 days ago
I have a WiFi modem on my desktop, it was simple to setup, I just went to 192.168.1.1, then changed the settings and set the password(the 10 letter one). I opened my Laptop, switched on WiFi, it found my Network, and I put my password, and had it all running. My question is, that how to I create a lan-like wireless Network on this connection ie be able to share files, printers etc. ...

Source: www.topix.com --- 22 days ago
An appeals court in Germany has ruled that the owners of a Network are not responsible for the copyright infringement of their users. ...

Source: forums.macrumors.com --- 30 days ago
Hey, a couple of days ago, my iPod Touch (8GB), froze up on me, nothing worked, so I was forced to restore it through iTunes. It was fine, and I synced all my music right back on it. My only problem, is that the WiFi refuses to work. I know it is not the router, as it used to connect to this internet, and the router works fine for my laptop. I also know it is not the router because the same message pops up for every Network I try to connect to. The message is "Unable to Connect to Network '(Network Name)'" I have tried reseting the Network settings, and I have wiped out (restored through iTunes) my iPod multiple times. I'm not sure what to do, and I thank you in advance for any advise you may give me. Thanks again -Apple309 ...

Source: www.bl.ac.id --- 20 days ago
Laboratorium Komputer Universitas Budi Luhur bekerja sama dengan PT Berca Cakra Teknologi menyelenggarakan seminar “Building Network With WiFi“, dengan ketentuan sebagai berikut: Hari, tanggal : Selasa, 22 Juli 2008 Waktu : Pukul 08.30 - 12.30 WIB Tempat : Gedung Theater (Unit IV lantai 4) Universitas Budi Luhur, Jl. Ciledug Raya, Petukangan Utara, Jakarta Selatan (peta lokasi) Tema : Building [...] ...

Source: www.electronicsshowplace.com --- 31 days ago
Denon iPod networking client dock* WI-Fi, 802.11b/g Certified* Ethernet Port* Windows "Plays for Sure" Certified* DLNA Certified* Analog Audio, S-Video Output* New GUI* Denon Dock Control Port* IR Remote Included* Black. ...

Source: www.nerdhelp.com --- 25 days ago
what all does it take to setup a home wireless internet Network? and can we still use our file sharing Network through the WiFi? ...

Source: www.howardforums.com --- 22 days ago
Okay so I'm interested in a potential switch to T-Mobile because of the @Home service. It's my understanding that UMA works well over standard WiFi with one SSID/AP, but how does it work within a mesh WiFi Network with varying levels of WiFi signals and frequent "handoffs" between the different... ...

Source: www.associatedcontent.com --- 6 days ago
Overall if youre new to setting up a home Network or on a tight budget I would highly recommend the Linksys WirelessG Broadband Router for all your WiFi and home networking needs ...

Source: law.usc.edu --- 6 days ago
New York City is shunning the idea of muni-WiFi and instead is looking to provide Internet access to residents with affordable fiber-optic cable connections to homes. Mayor Michael Bloomberg and other members of the citys 15-member Broadband Advisory Committee are entertaining broadband ideas, and its clear WiFi is not an option. "Were not going to go the direction of a Minneapolis or Philadelphia in New York," Kunal Malhotra, a spokesman for New York City Council member Gale Brewer, told Computerworld. "We dont think municipal WiFi will succeed." One option New York may pursue is expanding on a technology fund that already includes $4 million from Verizon, which is building a fiber-optic Network in the city with the stipulation that it has to set aside money for providing Internet access to underserved areas. The fund could be expanded with $4 million each from the citys two cable providers, Time Warner Cable and Cablevision. ...

Source: divilinux.netsons.org --- 10 hours ago
Sudato, sospirato, atteso…ed oggi funzionante. Oggi perchè ho installato il kernel 2.6.26.1, ultima versione disponibile del ramo stabile (immagine scandalosa come sempre!): [ 152.078238] iwl3945: Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 3945ABG/BG Network Connection driver for Linux, 1.2.26ks [ 152.079414] iwl3945: Copyright(c) 2003-2008 Intel Corporation [ 152.082174] iwl3945: Detected Intel Wireless WiFi Link 3945ABG [ 152.171047] iwl3945: Tunable channels: [...] ...