Wireless stories - Page 38

Global Wi-Fi company Xirrus says Wi-Fi Sense is a massive security issue and potential deal-breaker for IT departments.

Brits unaware of security risks on public Wi-Fi, says AARP report. Thousands at risk of hacking personal data. #cybersecurity.

Unless they opt out, Windows 10 prompts users to share access to their Wi-Fi networks with any contacts listed in Outlook, Skype and Facebook.

Porirua City Council to offer the fastest free public Wi-Fi service in Australasia by end of year. #technology #publicwifi.

SonicWALL TZ Wireless Firewall Series enable SMBs + enterprises to realise the benefits of enterprise-class 802.11ac wireless performance and security.

New Zealanders can now find the best broadband options in their area with the launch of a new online map tool by the Government.

More workers are relying on mobile devices for their jobs, driving the adoption of Voice over Wi-Fi (VoWiFi; according to Wavelink.

Enhance home security with D-Link's Wi-Fi cameras, offering homeowners peace of mind while travelling, says MD Graeme Reardon.

Slingshot snaps up 9,000-strong user base from Woosh, bolstering its position in NZ's competitive broadband landscape.

Home security options are getting cheaper and easier-to-use all the time, and D-Link’s newest HD Wi-Fi camera packs a lot of great features in.

Epson's new EcoTank L565 promises massive ink savings for home offices and small businesses, sporting a convenient setup and sleek design.

Auckland Council is removing a pop-up on its free Tomizone Wi-Fi, which asks users to select if they are male or female.

NetComm Wireless secures the ACOMM innovation award for a record 4th year, praised for pioneering in the communications sector.

Gisborne District Council calls for broadband and mobile blackspot funding to extend coverage in key tourism sites.

Billions of Wi-Fi devices are putting company data and IT systems at risk as employees neglect security protocols.

Increased adoption of the Internet of Things and Bring Your Own Device is resulting in growing demands for Wi-Fi networks.

Wi-Fi Aware to revolutionise connectivity with smart, energy-efficient device recognition technology, promising a more intuitive mobile experience.

Wireless networking company Cradlepoint is promising potential margins of up to 50% for Kiwi resellers as the vendor seeks to crack the local market.

Wireless networking vendor Cradlepoint has signed its first Australian distributor with promises of big margins and opportunities for local resellers.

The Auckland Council defends its free WiFi service after reports of pornography being accessed. Blocking software is not foolproof.