How To: Converting Path Loss to Distance
Been wondering how to make sense of our Wireless Chart Throughput vs. Path Loss plots? Here's how!
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Newer Tech announces NAS line
Newer Technology today announced its miniStack NAS product line. The ...
Belkin quietly kills Pulse product
SmallNetBuilder has learned that Belkin has discontinued its Pulse network ...
Netgear WNR854T RangeMax NEXT Wireless-N Router – Gigabit Edition Review
Netgear's entry into the 11n Draft 2.0 sweepstakes dazzles with high throughput, but fails to follow through with features and neighbor friendliness.
Introducing Our Wireless Charts
If you thought our NAS and Router Charts were powerful product comparison tools, wait until you see our new Wireless Charts!
Contest #9 Results
Contest #9 has ended. The winner of the D-Link DIR-655 ...
WEP Cracking…Reloaded
WEP Cracking has gotten much easier in the two years since our original tutorial. You only need one computer, one wireless adapter and one tool suite.
Google Talk Wi-Fi phone in development
According to a report in DigiTimes, Taiwan’s Wistron NeWeb has ...
Iomega rolls out new NAS line
Iomega today added new members to its StorCenter Network Hard Drive product line.
Available in 500 GB, 750 GB and 1 TB capacities, all members of the new line feature feature a journaling file system, Active Directory support and come bundled with EMC Retrospect Express backup and disaster recovery software. Other features include Apple Bonjour support and integrated UPnP AV and print services.
Linksys branding to be replaced by Cisco. No surprise here
The Uberpulse headline "Cisco kills Linksys brand, plans agressive move into consumer markets" is sure an attention getter, but comes as no surprise.
First, Chambers actually said: "It will all come over time into a Cisco brand"—which hardly amounts to an announcement that the Linksys brand has been, or will soon be, retired. And for those of us who deal regularly with the company and its products, it's really a statement of the obvious.
Japan to leave Wi-Fi gear untaxed for now
Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) has decided to leave unlicensed radio devices free of the taxman's reach for now.
As previously reported, the MIC was considering imposing a “Radio Utilization Fee” that would apply to devices that operate in license-free spectrum, including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, UWB and similar technologies.
How To Choose the Right NAS for You
With the wealth of products available, how do you pick the one that suits your needs? Why, just read our How To!