2010 sure went fast. It seems like just a few months ago we were waiting patiently to board a flight home from CES in Las Vegas – basking in the ubiquitous free WiFi gifted to travelers across the country from Google in a gesture of holiday cheer. What more could a tired tech team want? How about [...]
Posted in Content Delivery, Google, Internet, PCs and Laptops, Software, Technology, Web Browsers 
Tags: Airtran, Chrome, Delta, Gogo In Flight Internet, Google, Google Chrome, Virgin America, WiFi 
No Comments »Flying for any extended period of time is not something most people enjoy. Cramped quarters and limited recreational activities often challenge even the most focused individuals. In a era when more people than ever are spending large portions of their free time surfing the web or engaged in some form of social networking, it seems [...]
Posted in Content Delivery, Internet, Misc, Technology Tags: Aircell, airplane, Gogo, in-flight broadband, Internet, WiFi No Comments »Despite technological improvements such as stereo FM radio and more recently HD radio, the breadth and depth of free terrestrial radio broadcasts hasn’t changed much since its inception generations ago. Within any given market, a listener may only have a hand-full of stations into which they regularly tune. Satellite radio sought to upend this trend by giving [...]
Posted in Audio, Consumer Electronics Tags: Internet radio, mp3, radio, View Quest Wifi Radio, WiFi, wireless No Comments »The future of high speed wireless data communications took a major step forward today. In a joint press release, the WiGig and the Wi-Fi Alliances announced a partnership and technology sharing agreement to develop “a next-generation Wi-Fi Alliance certification program supporting Wi-Fi operation in the 60 GHz frequency band.” Traditional WiFi standards familiar to [...]
Posted in Networking, PCs and Laptops, Wireless Tags: networking, WiFi, WiGig Alliance, wireless HDMI, wirelessHD 1 Comment »
