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Dish Joey

The biggest tech deal of 2015 just happened and it could mean faster internet for you

By Desire Athow published

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Avago Technologies buys Broadcom in what is the largest acquisition in the technology market.

Wireless router

How to turn your Windows laptop into a wireless hotspot

By Jamie Hinks published

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It's very easy to set up a wireless hotspot on your Windows 7 or 8.1 PC.

Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi tech makes public hotspots usable with 10x speed boost

By Jamie Hinks published

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LED lighting technology could boost Wi-Fi speeds by as much as 10 times, with 50Mbps speeds for a single user.

Wi-Fi really is a must-have in the workplace these days

Love in the airwaves: how Wi-Fi could benefit your business

By Jonathan Hallatt published

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Industry voice We explore the benefits of wireless in the workplace, with some of them being quite unexpected.

Fibre-To-The-Living-Room

You may soon be able to literally download a Blu-ray in the blink of an eye

By Jamie Hinks published

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The new technology from Oxford University would see fibre beam light around the home but there are few hurdles.

Qualcomm streaming stick

Qualcomm's Chromecast rival supports 4K video

By Ian Morris published

Forget Chromecast, this Qualcomm prototype has the ability to stream 4K video and can work over 4G

Belkin WeMo

Belkin now has even more things for the Internet of Things

By Duncan Bell published

CES 2015 New sensors and child-monitoring tag added to its burgeoning Wemo arsenal

2015

What to expect from business tech in 2015

By JR Bookwalter published

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From tablets at work to desktop OS updates, we shed light on the road ahead.

WiGig

The future of wireless: WiGig and 802.11ah

By Jamie Carter published

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We look at the new wireless standards on the cards, including WiGig which could offer up to seven gigabits per second.

Beware

How to protect your wi-fi network

By Eric Wang published

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Industry voice We lock the doors to our house, fit burglar alarms and take out insurance to make sure our lives are protected, but not securing our WiFi networks is like leaving the front door open.

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