Ruckus, the pioneer in the wireless sector, launched two new wireless access points that double Wi-Fi performances, in June 2016.
Ruckus Wireless, an American company specialized in carrier-class Wi-Fi products and technologies, launched two new APs: Ruckus ZoneFlex T710 AP and Ruckus ZoneFlex R510 AP last June. These access points will allegedly double the Wi-Fi client density and data rates of previous generations. (more…)
This fall, any changes planned by the German government regarding the “Störerhaftung” law could ease the restrictive Wi-Fi rules enforced throughout the nation.
According to the Wi-Fi growth map, the top 3 connected countries in the world are France, with more than 13 million hotspots, followed by U.S, with more than 9.8 million, and the UK, with 5.6 million. However, when it comes to public Wi-Fi, Germany is referred to as a “Hotspot Desert”. According to a 2014 study by the Internet group Eco, there are only two hotspots for every 100,000 German residents.
Several months ago Icelandair, the first fleet-wide transatlantic airline, enabled in-flight Wi-Fi.
Icelandair is now among the 55 airlines that offer a Wi-Fi connection onboard. This airline connects passengers to the internet from the moment they step on the plane to the moment they step off it, providing an internet connection even during takeoff and landing. (more…)
At Tanaza, we strongly believe in giving your old hardware the opportunity to be useful, even after it has become obsolete.
In this throw-away society, technologies and systems quickly become obsolete. Although some systems are not always worth saving, this is not true about all deteriorated technology. Just because a system is old, it does not mean that it cannot still be put to good use. Out-dated does not always mean inoperative. Some devices, like routers, can be easily upgraded to function as if they were as good as new, regardless of its age-old hardware.
The majority of protestant churches in eastern Germany will be getting access to the free Wi-Fi via hotspots called “Godspots”, by next year.
In honor of the 500th anniversary of German theologist Martin Luther’s Reformation, the Berlin-Brandenburg-Silesian Oberlausitz (EKBO) church introduced a project for the expansion of Wi-Fi coverage in churches throughout eastern Germany. The project has been rolled out to 220 churches of Berlin, and 3,000 more will be getting “Godspots” by May 2017. (more…)
Wi-Fi location technology installation grew by 400% YoY in 2015 within the retail market.
The spur of the 400% growth in the Wi-Fi indoor analytics installations in 2015 within the retail market was mostly thanks to the new pricing models offered by wireless hardware vendors, and the highly competitive features developed by Wi-Fi companies. (more…)