Wi-Fi Devices Category - Page 3

Another much awaited mobile application for the Android platform is set to debut today as Sling Media unveils the SlingPlayer Mobile for Android. The SlingPlayer mobile app is the same application used on set top boxes which will now allow users to access their favorite TV shows via their Android-powered mobile handset.

Granted, the AirMicro A1 is better suited for beauty products and schools, but if you’ve ever wanted a 50x zoom on anything available for your iPad, then Japanese firm Scalar Corp. has exactly what you’re looking for.

You might have heard of the original Dropcam, but the Dropcam Echo looks to kick it up a notch by adding one critical feature: sound.

If you were an iPhone user, or an AT&T customer, you probably will find this announcement somewhat peculiar as you got it all along. But for the rest of us, WiFi was never so friendly at Starbucks…until now. The specifics came direct from Starbucks itself on its Twitter page, when [...]

You’ve heard about the Sony Dash here a few times, but a new product from the Best Buy house brand, Insignia, is looking to get a piece of that market too.

Broadband access WiFi connectivity can become a cause for concern, especially if you feel like you are getting the raw end as far as Internet connectivity is concerned. Boosters are bound to do the trick and Panorama Antennas Ltd. aims to provide you with various options to make it happen.

The Eye-Fi X2 is a great idea in digital cameras, offering what amounts to limitless memory through a process of constant recycling. I’m not talking about recycling in the conventional sense, but rather, the Eye-Fi X2 constantly, and wirelessly, uploads the photos onto your computer. And with the announcement of [...]

CradlePoint MBR1200 and CBA 750 mobile broadband adapters have been officially approved to be used with Sprint’s 3G and 4G mobile broadband networks. This will give small or mobile businesses more flexibility to instantly access the internet when on the move or create remote offices.

Move over 802.11n, now there’s an even faster Wi-Fi that could be coming to Apple devices. Wireless Gigabit Alliance and Wi-Fi Alliance have tagged WiGig as the next-generation wireless connectivity. WiGig can transfer up to 7Gbps, which makes the 802.11n fastest speed of 600Mbps look like dial-up internet.

If you managed to get your hands on an Apple iPad 3G this weekend, consider yourself lucky as they were sold out in 49 of the 50 stores. In a tech-buying frenzy, analysts estimated that 300,000 iPad 3G units were sold over the weekend.