Wireless stories - Page 35

Wellington’s goal of becoming a smart city is being bolstered by a new wireless network for the IoT - with plans for the network to go national.

Global in-flight Wi-Fi market to reach $5,456.7m by 2021, with Asia Pacific seeing highest adoption rate, says PMR.

Ruckus Wireless ships first virtual data plane for Wi-Fi, separate data and control traffic for optimised networks.

Video surveillance isn't just about security, instead it's offering up a potentially lucrative market for resellers as a business enhancement tool.

Ruckus Wireless is looking to ramp up its Kiwi business and the local channel with the appointment of John Dunbar as NZ head of sales for enterprise.

Tertiary enrolments are set to topple going into 2016, but it is uncertain how this will impact the demand for IT resources in the tertiary sector.

Wi-Fi is a must-have for Kiwis booking holiday homes, with 32% more likely to rent in the next year, according to a survey.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is exploding - and its traffic is totally unlike anything that network operators have encountered.

A new WiFi standard is facing a difficult path to adoption in the already crowded Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity space.

Despite initial glitches and WiFi Assist controversies, iOS 9 adoption has soared to 61%, outpacing iOS 8 and older versions, says Apple.

Ruckus Wireless has acquired Cloudpath Networks, a privately held provider of secure Wi-Fi onboarding software.

Location services, and intelligent services, are now the key drivers for Wi-Fi, offering new opportunities for Australian resellers.

Location services are driving Wi-Fi opportunities for New Zealand resellers according to Ruckus Wireless chief executive Selina Lo.

The New Zealand Telecommunications Forum has issued new guidelines to enhance in-home telecom wiring, adapting to the surge in digital services and data usage.

The joint trial of 5G new radio access technologies is a key step toward accelerating 5G standardisation and commercialisation, says Huawei.

At $1,149 RRP this is a damn good printer that will do everything a SME could want, and a bit more on top of this.

Today’s retailers face the same challenge - shoppers have so many choices, with the competition always just a few keystrokes away, any time of the day.

Tomizone, the managed WiFi services provider headquartered in Auckland, is rolling out its services to 200 more bank retail branches throughout Aussie.

Auckland offers free Wi-Fi in several locations since its 2011 Rugby World Cup expansion. Users can enjoy 1GB daily across 60+ zones.

There’s a gap in the wireless market. It lies between consumer products & enterprise solutions. It represents a great opportunity for channel partners.