Written by: David Howells
Turning buses into moving Faraday cages could help boost wi-fi signal, researchers have claimed.
Developers at Ericsson have been tasked with discovering new
ways of boosting the wi-fi connection on public
transport,&n
Developers turn to windows for wi-fi connection boost
Posted on 24 May 2013
Perth and Gleneagles stations among those to provide wi-fi
Posted on 23 May 2013
Written by: David Howells
Perth Railway Station looks set to be one of the first in Scotland to offer its passengers free wi-fi while they await their trains, transportinfo.co.uk reports.
The Scottish government recently announced a multi-million pound
proposal to better
Tourists roaming in the UK : Use Wi-Fi for all your internet needs
Posted on 23 May 2013
Written by: Sean McGrath
As summer slowly begins to kick into life, holidaymakers from
around the world will be descending on the United Kingdom to
explore all this great nation has to offer. As is always the case,
there will be the inevitable question
The fast and the furious: Scientists hit 40 GB/s Wi-Fi over a mile
Posted on 20 May 2013
Written by: Sean McGrath
A new record has been set in the world of Wi-Fi, with German researchers managing to send a 2 hour full HD movie over one kilometre (0.6 mile) in less than one second.
Scientists at the Karlsruhe Institute of
Stores that can't adapt to digital world are "essentially obsolete", warns British Land
Posted on 16 May 2013
Written by: Richard Towey
UK retailers have been urged to integrate their physical and digital offerings or risk extinction.
Commercial property investor British Land announced its
full-year results for the sector this week, revealing a fall in
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