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News that's changing the Wireless World!
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Sunday, September 28, 2003 |
Source: Wi-Fi Networking News
Watching the Detectors Update
The Smart ID WFS-1 Wi-Fi Detector rocks: I finally received my order of this slightly hard-to-get Wi-Fi sensor. It's substantially better in several angles than the Kensington WiFi Finder. First, it's instantaneous: hold down the button, and signals flash. Second, it has more common, easier to change batteries. Third, it's highly directional. Couple the directionality with the instantaneous metering and you can hunt down signals. Now on the flip side, the documentation says it detects all kinds of 2.4 GHz radiation, so areas with no hot spots but other kinds of activity (microwaves, Bluetooth, cordless phone, and non-Wi-Fi wireless) will trigger its lights, too. You can buy these units from Directron, a very communicative and responsive online merchant. When I initially ordered a few weeks ago, they were backordered, and they told me about the wait and confirmed my desire to wait. They also emailed me when the units became available and shipped them quickly after that....
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5:05:46 PM 
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Source: Wi-Fi Networking News
802.11WC
Cruising down the Atlanta highway...rest stop!: Pete Lewis writes last Monday about his impending trip aboard the Intel RV, equipped with oodles of wireless goodies for demoing during last Thursday's One Unwired Day (free Wi-Fi in hot spots, sponsored by Intel). Unfortunately, the one unwired apparatus that's missing in the RV: a bathroom. So frequent stops at hot spots with restrooms are a must....
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9:30:45 AM
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Source: C|Net
Week ahead: Speaking in tech
Speech technology, the Internet economy and Wi-Fi share the stage, as the trade show circuit kicks into full gear after the post-summer lull.
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6:13:15 AM
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