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News that's changing the Wireless World!
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Thursday, March 04, 2004 |
Source: Wi-Fi Networking News
WSJ Exposes Wi-Fi Range Woes
Wall Street Journal talks to home Wi-Fi users who can't seem to get the range they need even on small homes: It's a growing problem, and well explored in this article, that home users are finding that Wi-Fi's limited range can't cover an entire ranch-style home, much less a big apartment--or one with thick walls. The article mentions several solutions, all of which involve additional access points or devices that promise more range. It misses just one of my favorite solutions: HomePlug. HomePlug lets you run 14 Mbps over home electrical wiring, and even has a Wi-Fi access point version to extend a network into areas that a signal otherwise wouldn't reach....
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10:06:19 PM
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Source: C|Net
Comcast customers suffer e-mail outage
Broadband subcribers from Philadelphia to California complain that they can't access their e-mail accounts--on the same day the cable giant revamps a Web-based version of the service.
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5:19:09 PM
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Source: Wi-Fi Networking News
University Budget Crunch May Curtail Wi-Fi
The University of Michigan is facing a budget crunch which may limit the growth of Wi-Fi on campus: While parts of campus are already covered, many departments have included new Wi-Fi networks in their budgets. But because of the university's tight budget those items may not get approved. It seems like many universities are facing budget shortfalls and it would be unfortunate if that slowed down the growth of Wi-Fi on campuses. However, I continue to see news about universities that are building out their Wi-Fi networks so perhaps the University of Michigan's experience doesn't point to a trend....
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10:54:50 AM
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Source: InfoWorld
Intel's CTO to meet Chinese government over WAPI
Pat Gelsinger, chief technology officer of Intel Corp., is to meet with Chinese government officials during the next few days
to discuss Intel's concerns over China's national wireless LAN (WLAN) security standard and an impending June 1 deadline for
compliance with the standard.
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10:44:21 AM
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Last Update: 4/2/2004; 10:54:19 AM

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