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US Judge: an IP address is not a person
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In what could be a landmark decision, US Judge Harold Baker has ruled that an IP address is not adequate evidence to pin a crime on someone. For years, the recording industry has sued individuals for ...
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LCD-equipped Cisco REN301 Residential Gateway stops by FCC, reveals all its dirty secrets
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Ah, the all too familiar WiFi troubleshooting dance: the network goes down, you dig through the closet for an Ethernet cable, saunter over to the router, jack yourself in, type in the IP address, and ...
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Belkin N150, N300, and N600 DB Routers Available Now, N450 and N750 DB Coming Soon
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Belkin has just released a new line of high-performance routers, with Multi-Beam technology. The routers promise a larger coverage area, and some also feature an automatic data backup app. The N150, N...
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NETGEAR launches N750 Dual Band router
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NETGEAR has launched a new Router which offers dual band wireless transmission at up to 750 megabits per second. Named the NETGEAR N750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router, the router transmits data sim...
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New Belkin Routers soon
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Belkin has just released a new line of high-performance routers, with Multi-Beam technology. The routers promise a larger coverage area, and some also feature an automatic data backup app. The N150, N...
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Wireless devices to sell over 1.2 billion in 2011
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Wireless local area networking (WLAN) devices are set to top one billion for the first time ever later this year.
Additionally, by 2015, the number of WLAN-enabled smartphones, mobile computers and ot...
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IPv4 Address, No More For Asia - SlashGear
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The organization responsible for doling out internet addresses in asia, the APNIC, just released their last block of available IPv4 addresses. We’ve known for a long time that the available pool was g...
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UK approaches 250,000 high-speed broadband lines
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The quest to make Britain a high-speed internet powerhouse is set to reach a landmark figure this month, with the 250,000th super-fast line about to be installed.
There are currently 236,000 lines in ...
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Linksys E-Series wireless routers: Gigabit, dual-band & more
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Cisco has outed its latest range of Linksys E-Series wireless routers and SE-Series switches. The E-Series spans the $59.99 to $179.99 to price points, with the top-end model, the Linksys E4200 Maximu...
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IEEE rubber-stamps next generation 802.16m WiMAX standard
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The IEEE Standards Association has given its seal of approval to the next generation WiMAX standard, dubbed 802.16m. The new standard supports a “wide range of data rates in multiple user environments...
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Wireless Networks Coming to U.S. Subway Systems, Slowly
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Years after Wi-Fi connections have become ubiquitous on university campuses, in coffee shops, and in public buildings, the ability to connect to the Internet during a morning commute is still an exerc...
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What's New in Wi-Fi: 802.11ac
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The wireless networking industry is already making plans and developing products for the successor to 802.11N—a standard both the IEEE and the Wi-Fi Alliance refers to as 802.11ac. In fact, in a meeti...
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Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Hotspot Program to ease connectivity; Coming in H1 2012
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Wi-Fi Alliance is working on an initiative to “transform the user experience in hotspots” to address authentication and provision of service for public Wi-Fi networks. As a result, at some point in th...
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ASUS 6-in-1 wireless-N router WL-330N3G
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The ASUS WL-330N3G offers all the benefits of a standard wireless router, with multi-role functionality and an extremely user-friendly setup. All of these features fit in a tiny device that is easy to...
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D-Link offers PowerLine 802.11n router
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Using PowerLine technology, router and modem maker D-Link unveiled the Hybrid Wireless N PowerLine Router, also known as the DHP-1320, a networking solution for extending wired and wireless home netwo...
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