ESPN.com – K-Ville is equipped with WiFi so students can keep up with basketball and books at the same time. Most have a nonchalant, too-cool-for-public-school look about them suggesting this is just another college mixer in basketball paradise. My look more Read More

New Straits Times – the trademark mayhem of FlatOut and FlatOut 2, lifting destruction racing to a whole new level of bone-breaking slaughter, capturing arcade destruction racing at its best and most extreme with real world physics, three different game modes, and WiFi Read More

ZDNet Blogs – Newcastle will develop a smart-dust network using Zigbee (IEEE 802.15.4) motes, while Imperial will devise a network that utilises WiFi (IEEE 802.11.g) and WiMax (IEEE 802.16) technologies for communications and positioning, and a set of novel Read More

Street.Com – Many libraries now have computers that you can use to work on and more and more are installing free wifi connections where you can work off your own laptop. A huge collection of resources : Last but not least, there is a huge number of items you can Read More

MobileMag – This is a web application and a client-server system “for adding Windows SideShow capability to a wide range of connected smart devices” like, say, the iPhone. This SideShow control can also be used with other devices that connect via WiFi, Bluetooth Read More

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