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Hidden Wireless Camera Detector!

by max on June 20th, 2009
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Remember we featured a spy camera pen before? Well, this spy camera actually “detects” any hidden wireless cameras by scanning RF signals. If you are into some highly classified work, you might want to get this and be protected from unwanted lurkers. Automatically detects all wireless signals. Whenever an unknown wireless signal is detected, the lights at the tip of the p ...

Wireless DIY - How to Set Up WPA2 Network!

by max on June 20th, 2009
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For those of you wireless tinkers who need the best in wifi security, ComputerWorld has a great guide on how to set up WPA2 network. I think this is a great way to “secure” your wifi network, especially since it’s already been proven even WPA can be cracked easily. - link Step 1: Windows OS: First make sure your operating system is up to date. If you are running Windo ...

The Wi-Fi finder

by David Allen on June 10th, 2009
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There are plenty of Wi-Fi hot spots around but how do you know exactly where they are and where the best signal is? With this small device finding a Wi-Fi hotspot is no problem, you will be able the best and strongest signal around. Product Features No more booting up notebook to find a free Wi-Fi hotspot signal Detects most available Wi-Fi networks with the press of a button Th ...

Wi-Fi hotspot finder

by David Allen on June 1st, 2009
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How do you find free Wi-Fi black spots when you are travelling around a city that you have not visited yet? Well it is easy with the Wi-Fi hotspot locator. The device works with your laptop and automatically locates the nearest hotspot and longs into the network for you. Product Features No more booting up notebook to find a free Wi-Fi hotspot signal Detects most available Wi- ...

Waterproof mini video camera

by David Allen on May 22nd, 2009
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Video cameras are cool and exciting; they can collect memories of events and capture some funny moments too. However, they are also a bit of pain, as they require a lot of work with balance and the selecting of different setting etc. So what about this idea from Thanko, they have created a practical working video camera that is hands free and can be worn on a head band so you rec ...

Montreal gets Bixi bikes

by David Allen on May 19th, 2009
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Bixi is the bike sharing scheme that uses technology to keep track of the bikes, they have a computer chip on board, are solar powered and of course are Wi-Fi enabled, although they are an average looking bike the shape and colour means that it would hard to steal one of these bikes and get away with it. The bikes are fitted with LED lights to the front and rear, these save power ...

The D Link Xtreme Gigabit Router

by David Allen on May 15th, 2009
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The latest version of the Xtreme router range that allows the user to work on the 2.4 GHz and 5 Ghz wireless signals at the same time, this is the perfect HD wireless connection as it can handle HD video streams and is even backward compatible to 802.11g and 802.11a technology too. Product Features and Technical Details Product Features Intelligent QoS technology prioritizes Inte ...

Sprint Novatel’s MiFi 2200 Portable EV-DO Router Coming Soo ...

by max on May 13th, 2009
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Sprint will be rolling out their new EV-DO router where you can make any location a Wi-Fi hotspot. Now, this still will be very slow since EV-DO is barely fast enough for one computer. However, there is advantage where the router can be “placed” on your roof to ensure EV-DO coverage even in remote locations like in the mountain. I am sure you’ve had similar experien ...

Hotspot in a box

by David Allen on May 4th, 2009
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This is perfect for the businessman and IT professional who are always on the move and are in need of a perfect connection to the internet without the need to connect to a 3G or a Wi-Fi connection this may look like a piece of military hardware. However, that really does not matter, what does matter is the job that it does. Providing that there is a 3G or Wi-Fi connection available then ...

WiMax/WiBro Routers Available in South Korea!

by max on April 27th, 2009
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While Sprint is still trying to get WiMax up and running in America by year 2010, (that’s the year it should be available in every city in the US, according to a Sprint rep I talked to last week) South Koreans have been enjoying it for the last couple years and now they have a WiBro router that instantly turns any location into a WiFi hotspot with fast upload/download speeds than y ...