Major University Successfully Deploys Aerohive Controller-less Wireless LAN Architecture to Support 802.11n Network
The College of William & Mary Utilizes Aerohive’s HiveAP and Hive Manager to Provide Full WLAN Coverage Throughout New Facility

Steps to Secure Your Wireless LAN
It is the duty of technology not only to improve itself, but to become more and more user friendly. We can see this happen within the ever evolving sphere of Wireless LAN connections. Here the only constant is the easy to install, plug and play hardware which is well complimented by simple user friendly software. One only has to plug in the device to explore the network or even the Internet, however, Wireless LAN connections are often vulnerable to hackers or even virus threats. These malicious entities try to infiltrate the network and destroy important data. Then again, there is good news for all those people who wish to secure their Wireless LAN connections. Now you can enjoy the benefits of a protected Wireless LAN experience for less t ...

IPEVO Announces Launch of Point to View USB Web Camera
P2V is a 2 Megapixel camera. The most innovative perspective option for the P2V is its unique stand. Featuring a weighted base and three movable joints, the P2V can be mounted to point in most any direction and angle, and at most any height. With the P2V, the user enjoys an unparalleled level of perspective customization.

NTS Approved to Perform Wireless USB Compliance Testing
National Technical Systems Inc. was recently approved by the USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) as an Independent Test Lab (ITL) to perform testing for wireless USB products based on the Wireless USB 1.0 Specification. This approval increases the range of USB products NTS has tested over the years, from early USB 1.1 peripherals to current wireless USB peripherals.

Wireless lan Applications - Wireless Medical Applications
How To Expand Into China and Asia: An Insiders Guide For Massive Expansion Fast For US and European based technology services companies, the new great frontier is China. Obviously the question at the forefront of everyones mind is how to expand into this region without having your proprietary technology pirated by this regions upstart competitors. The reality is there is no safe way. Im sure that is not what the reader wants to hear but the reality is whenever you are bringing a technology concept to a newly industrialized territory youll run into corruption, the way to enter this market is to set up safeguards and strategies to protect the integrity of the technology and any other proprietary concepts.