Wireless Networking Blog

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Multi User, Multi In, Multi Out

As some of you may know MIMO is using multiple antennas between a transmitter and receiver. This method not only increases throughput without using additional bandwidth and power but also extends the range.
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Graphene Promise - Will This Become Super Wireless

There is a research effort underway on a global scale to unlock the potential of the new 'wonder material', graphene.
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Ruckus Wireless SPoT - Location Based Best Practices

Upon reading up on the release of SPoT from Ruckus, it got me thinking; what can you do to make sure it is deployed successfully? I decided to do some digging, and without going into too much detail, would like to run through some 'best practices'.
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DigitalAir Wireless named top RUCKUS Wireless partner

Ruckus Wireless, a global Wi-Fi technology pioneer focused on building the next generation of Smart Wireless LAN systems has unveiled a new partner status for their partner program called "Alpha Dog", which has been awarded to the top partners.
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LBS - wireless location based services

Location Based Services have now come into maturity and are opening many eyes to the possibilities. The applications are vast not only for navigation, marketing and retail but for the emergency services.
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Fun Facts About Wi-Fi - 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz

I was watching a Wireless talk by GT Hill of Ruckus Wireless the other day and learnt a couple of interesting facts that I hadn't realised before so thought I would do a short blog about them. Here goes…
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Ruckus Wireless SPoT - Smart Positioning Technology

Ruckus SPoT Smart Positioning Technology the industry’s first cloud-based Smart Wi-Fi location-based services (LBS) user positioning technology suite.
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Life After 802 11ac - The next generation of Wi-Fi

The New Wireless LAN protocols that are replacing 802.11n which is the 802.11ac standard is starting to appear in the real world market place, which is designed to improve the WLAN capabilities to compete and replace wired LAN networks.
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Google Project Loon - Balloon powered Wi-Fi

When asked to write my first blog post since joining WifiGear I was understandably apprehensive, it has taken me a while to think of something that a) hasn't been covered already and b) May be of interest to our customers and the wider population.