Wi-Fi Devices Category - Page 2

It’s not a surprise to see Sony getting an entry or two into the set-top streaming box market. They’re great things, in their way, pulling the computer out of the equation and giving you an all-in-one streaming solution that doesn’t add on its share of troubles (of course, it doesn’t [...]

It’s been a long time since we last heard much out of RAmos, so it was a surprise to spot a bit of news from them about their upcoming W9 mobile internet device.

Just last June–can you believe it’s been that long already?–we talked about the Infinitec Infinite USB drive and how it was coming out in August. Well, not surprisingly, it’s now August, and the announcement has just come out of Infinitec that the devices are up for preorder. And Infinitec’s going [...]

One thing I know from experience from the last time I tried to use a hotel’s wireless internet connection from my hotel room, wireless data transmission gets muzzled up by most anything more substantial than air. It was a bitter thing, having to plug into that jack and be tethered [...]

No, you read that headline correctly–Qualcomm is working on a line of bandaids with some serious information capability behind them. Indeed, the Piix Smart Bandaid is as smart as the name implies.

The Flip camcorder from Cisco has been pretty big in the electronics market of late, but here’s an even bigger surprise–apparently, Cisco’s hard at work on a Flip camcorder that will work on wireless internet.

Let’s face it–printers are not what you’d call interesting. Necessary they may be, but interesting? Almost never. At least, until the announcement of the HP Photosmart e-All-in-One D110a, which is going to make you think twice about printers.

For those who might have been concerned about the fate of YouTube at the hands of Viacom’s many lawyers, fear not–Google, and through it, YouTube, has emerged into “safe harbor” (status, anyway) in what promises to be a long and drawn out trial.

Vizio is perhaps best know for their affordable HDTV lineup, but then again I guess that should not stop them from venturing into other products that could possibly compliment their television. Enter the XWR100, which is a wireless router for the home.

In case you haven’t heard yet, Google is in a heap of trouble. The whole mess started when France discovered that Google’s Street View Cars were collecting private individuals’ passwords and other key information without notice. And while no other country has reported the same problem yet, the U.S. is thinking ahead by holding a multi-state investigation for the “invasion of privacy” that Google has created.