Faster Internet, Faster WiFi

Johnny Evans suggests ways you can improve Wi-Fi transmission .

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Supporting Obsolete Wi-Fi Technology

Jon Gold notes that old wi-fi technology has many failings, but that organizations with old equipment still must support it.

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Data Access: Wi-Fi vs. 4G

Andy Patrizio suggests that if a busy professional requires large amounts of data while on the road, then 4G data access is important. If a slow or intermittent wi-fi signal would only be an inconvenience, using free wi-fi is an option.

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Hacking Public Wi-Fi

Maurits Marijn warns about the dangers inherent in using public Wi-Fi.

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Wi-Fi Troubleshooting

Keith Shaw suggests how to configure a home Wi-Fi network . In a related post from 2013, Sandro Villinger suggested how to deal with slow Wi-Fi.

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School Distributing WiFi Hotspots

Patrick Nelson reports that the Coachella Valley Unified School District is now parking school buses in remote areas to provide students with access to WiFi hotspots.

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Wi-Fi Usage Can Be Analyzed to Track Behavior in a Location

Patrick Nelson observes that Wi-Fi tracing can be analyzed to discover behavioral patterns of Wi-Fi users in specific locations. He posits that this will be very useful to researchers, including those in commercial marketing.

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Wi-Fi Technology

David Callisch talks about Wi-Fi technology limitations that impair network bandwidth and transmission speed.

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Securing Wi-Fi

Josh Althuser warns about the dangers of unsecured wi-fi , as there are numerous ways hackers can make a life miserable once they can access your computer.

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Windows 9 and Wi-Fi Sense

Jared Newman notes that Windows 9 should offer better Wi-Fi connectivity. This is good news, as I have had trouble getting Wi-Fi to connect to institutional wireless networks.

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