In Pictures: Best of CES 2015
The best and most noteworthy products and technologies found at CES 2015.
Wi-Fi - News, Features, and Slideshows
Wi-Fi in pictures
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In Pictures: 12 Bluetooth gadgets for geeks
Bluetooth, the short range wireless data communications technology, is in a huge range of products these days, and not just computers and phones.
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IN PICTURES: Wi-Fi’s latest speed boost: 802.11ac client radios
Here’s an alphabetic sampling of products; prices as of October 10, 2013, based on data from Google Shopping and Amazon.
News about Wi-Fi
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Spark NIWA and others launch major farm IoT trial
According to a post on the NZTech blog, Spark is partnering with NIWA, Farmlands, and Ballance Agri-Nutrients to launch an Internet of Things pilot for farmers, starting with about 40 farms in the Matamata-Piako region, with a further 20 farms to be added in the South Island.
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Taranki school students get to study Wi-Fi
PrimoWireless, (which operates a wireless broadband network for internet access in the Taranaki area), Massey University and New Plymouth Girls’ and Boys’ high schools have secured funding from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment’s Curious Mind's Participatory Science Platform to investigate wireless connectivity in the region.
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Wellington Airport deploys Skyfii to analyse user movements
Wellington International Airport is to deploy data collection, analytics and marketing software from Sydney-based, ASX-listed Skyfii to gather, analyse and act on data about users of the airport.
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Air New Zealand to offer inflight Wi-Fi
Air New Zealand says it will offer inflight Wi-Fi on its jet services, starting with flights between New Zealand and Australia in the second half of 2017.
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Tomizone partners with Consitel to WiFi enable Singapore stadiums
Auckland based, ASX-listed wireless connectivity provider Tomizone (ASX: TOM) has formed a partnership with Singapore wireless technology company, Consistel.
Features about Wi-Fi
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Is it time to cut the Ethernet access cable?
A range of companies with wireless LANs are discovering that 50% to 90% or more of Ethernet ports now go unused, because Wi-Fi has become so prevalent.
Whitepapers about Wi-Fi
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What is 802.11AX (WI-FI 6)? And why you need it
The latest wireless standard addresses today’s biggest Wi-Fi challenges: performance and the increasing density of devices and diversity of applications. In this Aruba eBook, discover how 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) is enabling smart workspaces by delivering seamless connections and integrated experiences.
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Case Study: James Cook University