Showing posts with label Networking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Networking. Show all posts

iPhone 5 Features

We Have All Heard of the iPhone, but Have We All Heard of the iPhone 5? The iPhone 5 Might Not be the Same without Steve Jobs...

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The iPhone 5 Has a Few More Tweaks than the iPhone 4.

iPhone will now Support 4G LTE. LTE Stands for Long Term Evolution. LTE is the Fastest 4G (What is 4G) Available. LTE is Amazingly Fast!


The iPhone 5 might also be Expecting some new Company. Sprint has Decided to Join the iPhone Revolution... Sprint is the last of the Major Carriers to get the iPhone. They offer the Unlimited Plan for $100.00.


This could possibly be a new hardware upgrade of the upcoming iPhone 5 - a slide-out keyboard. This Would Allow faster iMessage Typing and Typing of any Sort on the device.



The iPhone 5 may also come just Slightly more slim than the iPhone 4 was.
The iPhone 5 should begin pre ordering on Sept. 30 and  be available on Oct. 7
Source: iphone5release.org
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Wi-Fi Direct certification begins; bye-bye, Bluetooth?

The Wi-Fi Alliance has announced that Wi-Fi Direct certification is about to begin. With that, you might see your Bluetooth headset replaced with a Wi-Fi Direct one, if all goes well.

Wi-Fi Direct allows device-to-device Wi-Fi interaction, without a network. That sort of capability has been around for some time, but the technology has been proprietary. With the Wi-Fi Alliance's participation, Wi-Fi Direct devices have a standard to adhere to.


In addition, Wi-Fi Direct devices would have a much longer range, and much faster throughput. it will use 802.11b/g/n channels, so rates could be as high as 300Mbps.

There's a short video explaining Wi-Fi Direct below, as well as the full press release.




WiFi Direct PR
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Free Public WiFi is A Zombie Network

In our residential apartment building my iPod Touch usually connects to a network called "Free Public WiFi" whenever I step into the lobby. The same "Free Public WiFi" is also available below my office building and it turns out that it is available in several other places including airports and restaurants.
However, connecting to this "Free Public WiFi" does not give you access to an internet, puzzling? Well, the Free Public WiFi is not actually a internet network and is a bug which exists in an older version of Windows XP.
According to a blog post from NPR, Free Public WiFi is a bug which has been lurking around in Windows XP, where it creates an ad hoc network with the same name it previously connected to, in this case "Free Public WiFi".
When a computer running an older version of XP can’t find any of its "favorite" wireless networks, it will automatically create an ad hoc network with the same name as the last one it connected to -– in this case, "Free Public WiFi." Other computers
within range of that new ad hoc network can see it, luring other users to connect. And who can resist the word "free?"
So what happens when you connect to this network?
Free Public WiFi isn’t set up like most wireless networks people use to get to the Internet
. Instead, it’s an "ad hoc" network
— meaning when a user selects it, he or she isn’t connecting to a router or hot spot, but rather directly to someone else’s computer in the area.
The origin of "Free Public WiFi" networks is not known, however, it does exist in Windows XP. To get rid of this bug, you will need to update to Windows XP Service Pack 3.

Free Public WiFi does not cause any harm as such, but it has been spreading like wildfire considering the amount of networks you see as Free Public WiFi across the United States and other places. Connecting to this network may not cause you any harm, but it would be wise not to do it considering that it does not give you access to the internet anyways.
[Image Credit: WiFi]
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How to Install and Use Team Viewer and Work

Team Viewer
Are you interested to access your friend computer using a software which allows you to gain access to the distance computer along with allowing you to give commands using your mouse and keypad sitting remotely? Then there is an instant solution for you at no extra cost. Here are the tips for you to know that how to install and use team viewer software. Team viewer software is absolutely free of cost and easy to use. However there may be some hardware requirement from the team viewer official site such as storage space etc. However these days the memory of the systems is already enhanced many fold and hence you need not worry about that at first place.

Download and Install Team Viewer
  1. Visit Team Viewer Website and download it to your computer or laptop. [Download Here]
  2. Run the setup file
  3. You will see two options. Install OR Run, Click on “Install
  4. In the next box you will see 3 options. Select the first one that is “Personal/ Commercial Use”. Click Next Button.
  5. Accept the agreement and click on “Next” button.
  6. Select “Normal Installation (default)” and then click on “Next”.
  7. In the last box you will see 2 options. 1. Full Access and 2. Confirm All. Select the first one if you want to give full access to your partner OR select 2nd option if you want to first confirm any action.
  8. Click “Finish” and waiting for the installation to complete.
How to Use Team Viewer?
  1. Run Team Viewer
  2. At the first screen you have two options. 1. Wait for Session and No.2 Create Session.
Wait for Session
If you want to give access to your friend so that he can operate your computer, then provide him your ID and Password.
He can then access your computer.
Create Session
If you want to access your’s friend computer. Then ask him to provide his ID and Password. Enter the ID in Create Session box and click on “Connect to Partner” button. Immediately a new box will appear, where you will have to type the password. As you enter the password, you will see the computer screen of your friend. Now you can operate his/her computer from your PC.

Why Use Team Viewer?

  • Once it is installed the team viewer can generate automatically the user name and password. This is based on the configuration of hardware of your system. This unique ID can be provided to a person to whom you want to allow for remote access of your system
  • Once you provide that specific ID to the other person who has internet connection and also has the team viewer software already installed on his system can access to your desk top screen
  • This will allow the person to share your desktop screen and view the screen
  • You can see a single screen or represent the other screen as a part of your screen
  • You can use the software to share and transfer files between the two systems
  • You can transfer file in both directions
  • By sharing the VPN you can have greater access by use of the team viewer software
You need not to worry about the security of the system as team viewer ID generation is done in a secured way and no other external person can gain access to it. Let me know if you have any problem during the installation or operating the software. Feel free to share your comments below.
[Image source: Team Viewer]
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