How To Get WiFi

The modern man spends more time to get ready when going out compared to a woman. That’s what a metrosexual means. They would make sure their hair is all neatly combed in place, their fingernails cut and clean, their shirt spotlessly clean and their teeth flossed. They will generally pay the washroom plenty of visits simply to make sure they look, smell and feel good all the time.

[Read more →]

I don’t know a single soul who doesn’t like to go shopping. I mean, with all the new bags, shoes, clothes and accessories coming out of the market every now and then, it’s impossible for even a single person to not crave for at least something new that he or she just got to buy. I remember exactly how it feels to crave to shop for the latest gadgets, the latest leather bags, the newest shoes, the trendiest clothes and a luxurious set of jewelry. All those stuff and so much more. This reminds me of how much women love to go shopping, even if it’s the last thing they’d do before the world ends.

[Read more →]

With the current rigorous security measures that are now being employed at airports, travelers are now finding more time on their hands while waiting to board their flight. Whether you are traveling with children or flying on your own, it has become necessary to alleviate the boredom of waiting to board the flight. Fortunately, there are a number of amusing things you can do to kill time at an airport while you’re waiting for your flight to London.

[Read more →]

If you’ve seen the recent ads for the brand-new HTC Droid Eris handset, you’ll know that Verizon is picking a fight with the biggest dog on the smartphone block: Apple’s iPhone. The media has realy pumped up the hype for this new droid, but can this “iPhone Killer” really be as good as advertised?

[Read more →]

AT&T has purchased Dallas-based WiFi hotspot operator Wayport for a stunning $275 million in cash. The privately held company administers by 10,000 WiFi hotspots for various hotel chains like Wyndham, Marriott Vacation Club and Four Seasons as well as McDonald’s restaurants nationwide. I caught that bit of acquisition news a little late (it’s been on the PR wires for about fifteen hours …

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]

AT&T has bought its way into being top dog in the WiFi hotspot world with 20,000 locations worldwide with today’s announcement that it will buy hoary veteran Wayport. Ars analyzes the deal and counts the corpses littering the hotspot road to 2009. Read More…

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]

WiFi defense takes a hit with the disclosure of an effective exploit for small packets encrypted with the TKIP flavor of WiFi Protected Access. The technique is fiendishly intelligent; the shield solution, simple: switch to AES-only in WPA2. Read More…

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]

AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T - report board ) is spending $275 million to extend its U.S. footprint of public access hotspots in the U.S. to nearly 20,000 by buying WiFi operator Wayport Inc.

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]

Lots of news stories have been trampled by Election Day coverage, but none more nerdily exciting than Tuesday’s FCC decision to open up “white space” – or space in the 700MHz range of the wireless spectrum – for unlicensed wireless use. Imagine a new Bluetooth frequency that could rove hundreds of miles, instead of just a few feet.

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]

When it came to setting up WiFi networks, whether you knew what you were doing you would enable WPA shield. that would keep public with a small amount of knowledge from gaining access to your network,…

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]

AT&T loves WiFi. And it knows that you love WiFi too. So it just bought up WiFi hotspot operator Wayport for $275 million in cash. The acquisition will add about 3,000 WiFi hotspots to AT&T’s network in the U.S., bringing the total to 20,000 hotspots. A bigger WiFi network helps AT&T’s wireless business considering it provides a way to offload data-intensive traffic from its 3G cellular network …

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]

Hot on the heels of yesterday’s announcement that AT&T would be offering free WiFi to iPhone users, the carrier has confirmed that BlackBerry users will soon get the same access. AT&T operates WiFi hotspots across the country in airports, Barnes and Noble bookstores, McDonald’s, and Starbucks.

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]

Ecobee’s WiFi-enabled thermostat lets you change your home’s temperature far from home, as well as find out whether it’s freezing or flooding. Smart grid not due. Read More…

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]

A FOX 31 examination uncovered alarming methods that child pornographers and pedophiles are using to avoid getting caught…by making it look like you are the criminal. FOX 31’s Julie Hayden reports.

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]

1. Maklumat ini ditujukan kepada semua pelanggan WideFidelity, Wifi terutama di sekitar kawasan Bandar Tasik Puteri.

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]

Getting a WiFi connection requires a cellular input link. What?

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]

1. Maklumat ini ditujukan kepada semua pelanggan WideFidelity, Wifi terutama di sekitar kawasan Bandar Tasik Puteri.

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]

Filed under: Cellphones , Wireless We thought we’d heard the last of that whole AT&T / Starbucks WiFi deal yesterday , but alas, we were terrifically mistaken. AT&T has come forth today with two fluffy press releases that flesh out the details, and amazingly, there are some inclusions that we weren’t made aware of yesterday. For starters, all iPhone / iPhone 3G customers will now …

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]

The deal, which applies to thousands of AT&T hot spots in the US, plus includes company-owned Starbucks locations that offer Wi-Fi access.

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]

Filed under: Cellphones Japan does love ‘em some mobile TV. Now that 1-Seg digital goodness has been announced for iPhone users. The 80-gram tuner provides a TV fix by WiFi and doubles as a battery extender when plugged into the iPhone 3G’s dock connector. Trendy sidewalk zombies, the streets are yours. We’ll update you with prices and dates when known. One more pic for size …

Read the full post by Sam Churchill

[Read more →]