I seem to get alot of questions about the antenna I use @ the meetings so I
thought Id post the company TechnoLab, Inc. link ...
http://www.technolab-inc.com/cgi-local/ppalstore/ppalstore.cgi?product=odantennas
Of course the prices have gone up since I got it due to demand but they also
have a mu
A good resource point example ... that would be a first, a virtual drive by
Blockbuster :-)
- Jon
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Grey Banana republic jacket. Pick up any weekday 930am - 7pm.
-> Joe
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The noise floor just increased by 5 dbm
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Motorola First to Demonstrate ZigBee 2.4 GHz Wireless Networking
Technology Recently Approved IEEE 802.15.4 Standard for ZigBee
Applications
AUSTIN, Texas -- May 27, 2003 -- Motorola Inc. (NYSE:MOT) is now
deliver
Back by popular demand the meeting IRC channel for chating/IM during the
meeting.
Server: irc.nyc2600.org
Channel: #nycwireless
- Dustin -
Ben N. Serebin wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> Just a reminder we are having our monthly meeting this upcoming
> Wednesday, 5/28, @ 7:15pm. Open to
Yeah I have to agree ... GPRS is not much better but I think his overall
viewpoint was just based on what he might deem as being "mission critical
like" scenerios which I can't see happening unless you are going pay out of
your a$$ for anyway ... then again he is talking in defense for
CDMA2000/3G'
3Com and Italian car maker Fiat Auto announced that they would embed
enterprise-class wireless networking technology from 3Com in one of Fiat's
models, making it possible for passengers to connect to the Internet in
service stations, car parks, or urban locations covered by a WLAN. The Wi-Fi
system
I have to wonder about his internet usage. I signed up for one of those
Sprint PCS free trials last year, I couldn't even find a use for it when
it was free. They really had a signal in most places, probably about as
good as Sprint PCS voice. But it was head poundingly slow. When you were
luck
They highlighted this box today on Power Lunch:
http://www.troposnetworks.com/products/5110outdoor.shtml
-snip-
The Tropos Wi-Fi cells communicate with each other wirelessly through the
Tropos Control Protocol, the industry's first cellular Wi-Fi mesh routing
algorithm. The Tropos Control Protoco
Michael Yellin wrote:
>According to the Cabin analogy, if it is left open, can I use anything I
> want. Can I use the TV and your electricity (assuming the place has
> electricity) What about eating the food and using the supplies.
I think I might have introduced this "cabin analogy" in anot
Kevin et al,
How about not publishing a list of all open nodes.
1. Keep current NYCwireless list as is, i.e. node owners who participate by
publishing their status, these are nodes you can freely use without worry.
2. When you "stumble" upon an open node, choose on your own whether you wish
to u
> Yankee Stadium light = WiFi. Yes, it is free to use for all
> it covers.
>
> Internet access = electrical supply. No, it is not free.
> Internet access
> is mine and I paid for it.
>
> Using something that's mine without asking is wrong. It's
> one of the things
> we hope people learn i
A pretty good read ...
http://reiter.weblogger.com/2003/05/27
-snip-
By: Jeffrey K. Belk
Senior Vice President, Marketing
QUALCOMM Incorporated
Below will be the longest mail you have received on Wi-fi that is not an
academic or vendor white paper. It's something altogether different. It's a
des
Okay. You know what? There are both interesting and convincing arguments
for and against bandwidth "sharing" from open APs that did not give
explicit permission to share. We can argue until our fingers are black
and blue from typing and until our email accounts are stuffed with these
discussions
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