Faster WiFi with MU-MIMO FOX10 News
By Dani Dials Updated: Monday, April 7, 2014, 11:58 am Published: Monday, April 7, 2014, 11:55 am Related Content A tech company says it can triple your wi-fi speeds. The company "Qualcomm" has a new technology called "Multi-User MIMO". Qualcomm says it could triple wi-fi speeds at homes, offices and on public network. The company plans…
Rotten Wifi launches on iOS
Rotten Wifi, a new app from Lithuania, has some grand aims to grade and publicly shame all poor wifi networks around the world. It launched on iOS today and there are plans for Android and web versions to be out next month as well.Founders Arturas Jonkus and Paulius Lazauskas seem…
Office for iPad: Readers yawn but users apping it up
I was somewhat surprised that Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols decided to approach our ZDNet Great Debate by playing the man rather than the ball. The problem with Microsoft Office for iPad, he chose to argue, is not Microsoft Office for iPad but the very idea of productivity suites on the iPad…
Time for iOS device spring cleaning: How to replace your old apps with new ones
If there was ever a good time to spring clean your iOS devices, this weekend would be it. First of all, the week started out with world backup day on Monday. Just last week Apple reported that 85 percent of devices are now running iOS 7 but by my count If you…
Robotics Day targets minority students for careers
Santash Shah, the lead mentor for 4-H Palindrome Robotics, is illuminated by the camera aboard the team’s robot as he makes adjustments during a demonstration at Delaware’s National Robotics Day exhibition, held at the Barclay’s building in Wilmington on Saturday morning, April 5, 2014.(Photo: KYLE GRANTHAM/THE NEWS JOURNAL, KYLE GRANTHAM/THE…
Blackberry Z3 shows up in a few live photos
A photo taken in Malaysia shows the BlackBerry Z3 inhabiting the same space as the Z10 and Z30. So what’s so special about the Z3? Well it’s the first BB handset to be produced by Foxconn (BlackBerry entered a five deal contract with the company). They are in agreements with…
Here’s Why Developers Keep Favoring Apple Over Android
Google’s Moto G budget smartphone grabbed 6 percent of the market in the U.K. in just three months, but developers aren’t rushing to Android. Photo by Nelson Almeida/AFP/Getty Images This map showing the locations of 280 million individual posts on Twitter shows a depressing divide in America: Tweets Mapbox/Business…
Netbook 2-in-1: arriva il TYD 10,1″ con Intel Bay Trail e prezzo di 146 Euro
Quando negli scorsi mesi si annunciava un’invasione di device Windows/Bay Trail a prezzi stracciati, molti di noi erano scettici; le novita delle ultime settimane pero iniziano a confermare sempre di piu questo trend, alimentato come di consueto dal mercato e dai produttoci asiatici. Proprio dalla Cina arriva il device…
HTC’s M8: Get This Smartphone Before It’s Too Late?
The latest high-end smartphone from HTC has reached store shelves for only about a week, but early feedback in the developer’s home market Taiwan points to a coming sales boom after a string of failures. Customers often partial toward Samsung smartphones are lining up to fiddle with the 5-inch HTC…
This robot is better at Threes than you are
Don’t let cyber attacks kill your game! Join GamesBeat’s Dean Takahashi for a free webinar on April 18 that will explore the DDoS risks facing the game industry. Sign up here. Like in the story of the steel-driving man John Henry, a machine is currently trying to prove it is better…
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