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Entering Open and Encrypted Wireless Networks

Tuesday, July 7th, 2009

Many people use someone elses wireless network to connect to the internet, without paying for it or even asking for permission. In most countries, entering a private network is not legal if this network is not open. The truth is that most wireless networks have at least one security method enabled, so anyone who chooses to bust this security and bypass it is actually breaking the law. As far as it legally goes, accessing and using the resources of a system or network that does not belong to you and without the permission of the owner is forbidden and you can be prosecuted for this.
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Installing A Printer On A Vista Wireless Network

Monday, July 6th, 2009

The most popular way of installing a printer on a local network is to install it as a unique and device on the network and then each computer from the network has to have the printer software installed to see it and use it.
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What Are Wifi Finders?

Sunday, July 5th, 2009

With the increased WiFi technology progresses comes and increased wifi coverage in all the countries of the world. There are so many wireless devices that can be connected with each other that this technology is practically offering us a whole new networking perspective, that includes absolute mobility of connection. You could be practically walking the street holding a small laptop and still get constant internet access, with the help of various hot spots that are aiming to offer total coverage, especially in big metropolis.
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How To Manually Add A Wireless Computer With Windows Vista

Monday, June 29th, 2009

Windows Vista wireless networks do pose a few types of problems when it comes to adding new computers to the wireless network. They will ask for a network security password even for networks or computers where the password has not been set, they will sometimes refuse to see a network or refuse to connect to a network, especially when the other computers on that network are not running windows vista.
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The Wireless Revolution No More Wires

Sunday, June 28th, 2009

Ever since they appeared, the wireless router enjoyed a big success. Offering the users prices that are comparable to those of broadband routers, the wireless market has risen considerably over the last few years, since it is practically the preferred solution of most Pc users.
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How To Increase The Wireless Signal On Your Network

Sunday, June 28th, 2009

You've just done the wireless connection on your computer and you are already feeling pretty much like an It technician. Everything is nice and peachy until you notice that if you go a few meters away from the router the signal is dangerously decreasing. This decrease in wireless signal power can be a cause of the conditions youve organized the network in.
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How to Use the Xbox 360 Wireless Adapter to Setup a Wireless Home Gaming Network

Saturday, June 27th, 2009

Over the last 5 years online gaming has moved from being a specialty niche available only to hardcore gamers with deep enough pockets to afford a war-horse gamer PC to establishing a solid foothold in the mainstream market of console games.
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Wireless Basic Notions Understanding Wireless Concepts

Saturday, June 27th, 2009

Because the wireless technology has evolved so fast there are many notions, protocols, definitions and terms that appear each day and most of them have meaning that are not deductive and are not understood correctly by the general public.
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Strange Wireless Uses ZigBee Wireless

Thursday, June 25th, 2009

Various methods of measuring based on wireless technologies have been used for a long time in industry, in applications where communication over long distances is a must and where the costs for installing wires is much higher than the one of transmitting data over radio frequencies. Drill stems, gas infrastructures, pumping stations, agriculture projects, these are just a few of the examples where a wireless radio communication is successfully used. The thing that makes this method even more interesting today is the convergence of technologies pf powerful microprocessors with reduced consumption, with the technologies of huge radio devices that also have a reduces power consumption.
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Security Of New Wireless Routers

Wednesday, June 24th, 2009

Whenever you buy a new wireless router, remember that it is not secured. It comes from the production line with some general configuration settings, and everyone knows them. You have to follow a few steps to increase its security.
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