Wireless stories - Page 41

Funded by T>Stream, Taupo towncentre will have access to free a WiFi service, in a move to keep residents and tourists in the town for longer.

Xirrus launches Xcellerate Partner Program to support channel partners in Asia Pacific, says CMO Jillian Mansolf.

Ruckus Wireless has expanded its SPoT location-based service (LBS), to let service providers and enterprises improve their wireless infrastructure.

Lightbox ramps up streaming on Panasonic TVs and Chromecast, marking a smart evolution in Kiwi viewing habits.

If a hacker manages to crack your GoPro’s password then they can access your GoPro anytime they like if they are in Wi-Fi range.

ASUS has made a name for itself in the router business, being an ex-owner (till it was hit in a lightning strike), it ranks highly for me.

Cyberoam launches CR10wiNG, a wireless security appliance, in New Zealand market through distributor SnapperNet.

Wireless network security is causing sleepless nights for CIOs and IT managers, with many 'fessing up that their networks are, in fact, insecure.

Microsoft is developing a new WiFi service called Microsoft WiFi with the aim of offering hassle-free internet access worldwide.

Epson has launched three new EcoTank printers in New Zealand, each with two years worth of ink straight out of the box.

With the launch of Spark’s app store last week, the drive for ISPs/telcos to find new sources of revenue was once again on display.

D-Link has launched its first consumer camera with the latest generation 802.11AC wireless technology in New Zealand and Australia.

Kiwi Wi-Fi company Tomizone is gearing up for a major assualt on international markets after securing AU$5 million in public capital funding.

Fortinet is the latest company in acquisition mode, announcing it will acquire Wi-Fi networking company Meru Networks, in a US$44 million deal.

Green Mountain Grill sports a Wi-Fi access point and is iPhone controlled. It's an improbable combo, but in use it worked well.

The carrier VoIP market is off to a strong start in 2015 and shows no signs of letting down, with more providers expanding their offerings.

Modern IT organisations need a way to guarantee the delivery of applications that drive the growth and success of their business.

Hills has taken out the Distributor of the Year award for Ruckus Wireless, after helping grow the vendor’s Australian revenues by 30% year on year.

With Skype and WhatsApp snapping at their heels, mobile phone operators are turning to Wi-Fi calling of their own, aided by iOS 8 and Hotspot 2.0.

Kiwi managed Wi-Fi service company Tomizone completes AU$5 million capital raising today as international sales pipeline 'explodes'.