IOS 19 Poised to Streamline Tedious Public Wi-Fi Logins Dramatically
A feature intended to make connecting to public Wi-Fi networks easier will be included in Apple's iOS 19. By allowing devices to automatically connect to
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Why Facebook's free Wifi play will actually work
It's a nut that they've never been able to crack. Facebook has long wanted to be the hub for everything local and that includes check-ins, but they have...
New ways hackers are stealing your identity
As you read this, hackers everywhere are hard at work trying to obtain your personal information and steal your identity. It's scary, but it's also a...
I'll wait for Google Glass II (if it makes it that far)
The reviews are rolling in. For the most part, they're not good. Google may have laid a major egg with Google Glass by building a device that has such a...
7 reasons why Google Glass will fail
New gadgets. We love them. They bring excitement donin the days leading up to their launch and they give us reasons to walk up to strangers and ask them...
Is this the iWatch patent?
AppleInsider has uncovered a patent filing that points to a flexible touchscreen watch design. If you don't think this is the new rumored iWatch, you're...
WiFi security facts and figures
WiFi has changed the world. We are no longer locked into proximity to wall outlets. We're not tied down by physical cords. We can roam our house, our...
Ford's "talking" cars could mean fewer crashes, reduced congestion
Ford has an innovative solution to reduce car accidents and curb congestion. Combining technologies like WiFi, GPS, and radar-based safety features,...
iPad About to Drop in China
Looks like the iPed's days are numbered - Cupertino has announced from on high today that the magical iPad will soon go on sale in China. Er, the Wi-Fi...
Jailbreaking a Requirement For Experiencing WiFi On Your iPhone or iPad
It looks like users will have to be willing to jailbreak their iPhones in order to...
Germany to Fine for Unprotected Wi-fi Netwurst... er, Networks
Here's an odd one. Seems Germany is now fining users who fail to protect their wi-fi networks. Why? Oh, you're gonna love this. Said a Karlsruhe court,...