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In this episode, we welcome Alex Roytblat, Vice President, Worldwide Regulatory Affairs at Wi-Fi Alliance, to The Signal to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the FCC's landmark decision to open the 6 GHz band to Wi-Fi. Alex explains that this was the most significant expansion of spectrum for Wi-Fi in decades, which effectively doubled the spectrum for Wi-Fi in U.S., and ushered in the development of a world of new technology, including Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7. We talk about how 6 GHz has opened the doors to innovation, including telemedicine, extended reality, and industrial manufacturing, and we learn how spectrum policy will evolve to support future Wi-Fi generations. Tune in to learn more as we celebrate the historic decision that brought Wi-Fi into a new era.6 GHz Wi-Fi Information CenterFor Wi-Fi AllianceFor Membership InfoGeneral Contact

In today's episode, we're bringing back our CEO Insights series with Kevin Robinson, CEO of Wi-Fi Alliance, and Mike Finley, CEO of Boingo, to explore how Wi-Fi is enabling new levels of connectivity and security for airports, military bases, and IoT applications. Kevin and Mike discuss some of Boingo's recent deployments, including the first launch of Wi-Fi 7 at a public venue, and we talk about the importance of continually evolving networks as the demand for connected devices continues its upward momentum. Listen to learn more, and hear about some of the major connectivity trends we're expecting to see in 2025. The Critical Role of 5G and Wi-Fi on U.S. Military BasesTransforming Airports with Next Generation 5G & Wi-Fi5G Playbook for Stadiums & ArenasTransforming Hospital Operations with Private 5G Networks5G & Wi-Fi Playbook for Mass Transit For Wi-Fi AllianceFor Membership InfoGeneral Contact

In this episode, we're joined by Gaurav Jain, Senior Director of Engineering at Wi-Fi Alliance, to discuss the recent demonstration of 6 GHz Wi-Fi at Ramathibodi Hospital in Bangkok. The demo, part of a months-long pilot program, showcased how Wi-Fi in 6 GHz transforms healthcare to enhance medical training through AR/VR applications and dense deployment. Gaurav explains why access to the full 1200 MHz of the 6 GHz band for Wi-Fi is essential for the future of healthcare, and how this successful demo highlights the potential for Wi-Fi innovation across industries. Tune in to learn more about the pilot and the Wi-Fi CERTIFIED® devices that brought it to life.Wi-Fi Alliance® demonstrates the impact of 6 GHz Wi-Fi® for advanced AR/VR in healthcare: https://www.wi-fi.org/beacon/the-beacon/wi-fi-alliance-demonstrates-the-impact-of-6-ghz-wi-fi-for-advanced-arvr-inWi-Fi CERTIFIED 7™: https://www.wi-fi.org/discover-wi-fi/wi-fi-certified-7For Wi-Fi Alliance: www.wi-fi.orgFor Membership Info: https://www.wi-fi.org/membershipGeneral Contact: https://www.wi-fi.org/contact-us

Musk műholdjai segíthetik megtalálni az amerikai lopakodókat Bitport     2024-09-18 08:10:00     Infotech USA Kína Műhold Legalábbis erre jutott egy állami támogatással működő kínai kutatócsoport. A bejelentéssel kapcsolatban azonban erős kérdőjelek sorakoznak. A Földtől 326 millió fényévre egy kozmikus karambol különös formát öltött Player     2024-09-18 04:57:03     Tudomány James Webb A James Webb űrteleszkóp pazar felvételt örökített meg két egymásba olvadó galaxisról. Árvíz: A Magyar Telekom csak 15 GB mobilnetet ad Mínuszos     2024-09-18 04:33:22     Mobiltech Árvíz Telekom Mobilinternet A Magyar Telekom ingyenesen aktiválható beszélgetéssel, extra mobilnettel és fizetési könnyítéssel segíti az árvíz elleni védekezést. A Magyar Telekom az árvíz elleni védekezést segítve, szeptember 18. és 30. között mobil ügyfelei számára díjmentesen száz perc beszélgetést, vagy 15 GB mobilnetet biztosít, az aktiválástól számított tíz napra. Emelle Negyed évszázada velünk van, naponta használjuk – mégis alig ismerjük ICT Global     2024-09-18 08:03:00     Infotech Wifi Szinte napra pontosan negyedszázaddal ezelőtt vette kezdetét a WiFi-korszak: a vezeték nélküli technológia alapjaiban változtatta meg mindennapi életünket - írta a FastCompany.com-on megjelent cikkében Jeff Abramowitz, az IEEE 802.11/802.11b szabvány egyik szerzője, a Wi-Fi Alliance egyik alapítója, a vezeték nélküli szabvány egyik élharcosa. Működésbe lépett Elon Musk szuperszámítógépe, a Colossus Rakéta     2024-09-18 14:01:35     Infotech Mesterséges intelligencia Elon Musk A Colossus nevű gépezet Musk elmondása szerint a legerőteljesebb rendszer a világon, amit mesterséges intelligencia tréningezésére hoztak létre. A Slack a mesterségesintelligencia-ügynökök központjává válik ITBusiness     2024-09-18 06:06:49     Mobiltech A Slack, amelyet a Salesforce 2021-ben vásárolt meg, jelentős változáson megy keresztül, hogy MI-ügynökök központjává váljon. Denise Dresser, a Slack vezérigazgatója szerint a platform célja, hogy egy "munkavégzési operációs rendszerré" alakuljon, amely összekapcsolja a felhasználókat az olyan mesterségesintelligencia-alkalmazásokkal, mint a Salesf Internethasználat: az első tíz között Magyarország az Európai Unióban Digital Hungary     2024-09-18 11:23:00     Infotech Európai Unió NMHH Médiatanács Az elmúlt évtizedben gyorsabban nőtt az internethasználók aránya Magyarországon, mint más uniós országokban, így hazánk a webhasználat terén nagyot lépett előre – egyebek között ez derült ki a Nemzeti Média- és Hírközlési Hatóság (NMHH) friss tanulmányából, amely huszonöt uniós ország 2023-as internethasználati statisztikáit elemezte. Pert nyert a Google az EU ellen, nem kell kifizetniük a 1,5 milliárd eurót Telex     2024-09-18 13:47:16     Infotech Bíróság Európai Bizottság Google Európai Bíróság Az Európai Bizottság szerint a techóriás szabályt sértett saját hirdetéseinek túlzottan előnyös listázásával. A bíróság viszont a Google-nek adott igazat. Több ezer vegyi anyagot találtak emberben 24.hu     2024-09-18 09:25:24     Tudomány Élelmiszer Több mint 3600 élelmiszer-csomagolásban használt vegyszert mutattak ki emberi szervezetben. Betilthatják a TikTokot az Egyesült Államokban – mi az oka, és mire számíthatunk? Startlap Vásárlás     2024-09-18 06:03:27     Mobiltech USA TikTok Hamarosan betilthatják a TikTokot az Egyesült Államokban. A lépést biztonságpolitikai szempontok indokolják, azonban sok a tisztázatlan kérdés. A Voyager 1 Űrűszonda évtizedek óta nem használt hajtóműveit aktiválták a NASA mérnökei 10perc.hu     2024-09-18 11:28:00     Infotech Világűr NASA A NASA mérnökei sikeresen aktiválták a 47 éves Voyager 1 űrszonda évtizedek óta nem használt hajtóműveit, hogy megoldjanak egy kritikus problémát, amely veszélyeztethette a szonda kommunikációját a Földdel. Jött, látott és győzött – mi a Temu titka? ITBusiness     2024-09-18 09:59:40     Cégvilág USA Mesterséges intelligencia Webáruház Temu A Temu (és kisebb részben a Shein) pár hónap alatt forgószélként söpört végig az európai és az amerikai e-kereskedelmi piacon, nem kímélve Magyarországot sem. Milyen üzleti modell áll a villámgyors hódítás mögött? Milyen szerepet játszik ebben a mesterséges intelligencia? Mit tanulhatnak mindebből a hazai webáruházak? Van-e esélyük a konkurenciával Kávéfőző robot borzolja a kávézók kedélyét Massachusettsben ICT Global     2024-09-18 06:03:06     Autó-motor Robot Különleges robotszerkezet szolgálja ki kávéval egy Massachusetts állambeli város autósait. Applikáción leadjuk a rendelést, ha száz méteren belül vagyunk, elkezdi főzni a kávét, és mire odaérünk, máris kész. Megváltoztathatja a szokásokat, mert ha a technológia elterjed, nem kell többé sorba állni. A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

Musk műholdjai segíthetik megtalálni az amerikai lopakodókat Bitport     2024-09-18 08:10:00     Infotech USA Kína Műhold Legalábbis erre jutott egy állami támogatással működő kínai kutatócsoport. A bejelentéssel kapcsolatban azonban erős kérdőjelek sorakoznak. A Földtől 326 millió fényévre egy kozmikus karambol különös formát öltött Player     2024-09-18 04:57:03     Tudomány James Webb A James Webb űrteleszkóp pazar felvételt örökített meg két egymásba olvadó galaxisról. Árvíz: A Magyar Telekom csak 15 GB mobilnetet ad Mínuszos     2024-09-18 04:33:22     Mobiltech Árvíz Telekom Mobilinternet A Magyar Telekom ingyenesen aktiválható beszélgetéssel, extra mobilnettel és fizetési könnyítéssel segíti az árvíz elleni védekezést. A Magyar Telekom az árvíz elleni védekezést segítve, szeptember 18. és 30. között mobil ügyfelei számára díjmentesen száz perc beszélgetést, vagy 15 GB mobilnetet biztosít, az aktiválástól számított tíz napra. Emelle Negyed évszázada velünk van, naponta használjuk – mégis alig ismerjük ICT Global     2024-09-18 08:03:00     Infotech Wifi Szinte napra pontosan negyedszázaddal ezelőtt vette kezdetét a WiFi-korszak: a vezeték nélküli technológia alapjaiban változtatta meg mindennapi életünket - írta a FastCompany.com-on megjelent cikkében Jeff Abramowitz, az IEEE 802.11/802.11b szabvány egyik szerzője, a Wi-Fi Alliance egyik alapítója, a vezeték nélküli szabvány egyik élharcosa. Működésbe lépett Elon Musk szuperszámítógépe, a Colossus Rakéta     2024-09-18 14:01:35     Infotech Mesterséges intelligencia Elon Musk A Colossus nevű gépezet Musk elmondása szerint a legerőteljesebb rendszer a világon, amit mesterséges intelligencia tréningezésére hoztak létre. A Slack a mesterségesintelligencia-ügynökök központjává válik ITBusiness     2024-09-18 06:06:49     Mobiltech A Slack, amelyet a Salesforce 2021-ben vásárolt meg, jelentős változáson megy keresztül, hogy MI-ügynökök központjává váljon. Denise Dresser, a Slack vezérigazgatója szerint a platform célja, hogy egy "munkavégzési operációs rendszerré" alakuljon, amely összekapcsolja a felhasználókat az olyan mesterségesintelligencia-alkalmazásokkal, mint a Salesf Internethasználat: az első tíz között Magyarország az Európai Unióban Digital Hungary     2024-09-18 11:23:00     Infotech Európai Unió NMHH Médiatanács Az elmúlt évtizedben gyorsabban nőtt az internethasználók aránya Magyarországon, mint más uniós országokban, így hazánk a webhasználat terén nagyot lépett előre – egyebek között ez derült ki a Nemzeti Média- és Hírközlési Hatóság (NMHH) friss tanulmányából, amely huszonöt uniós ország 2023-as internethasználati statisztikáit elemezte. Pert nyert a Google az EU ellen, nem kell kifizetniük a 1,5 milliárd eurót Telex     2024-09-18 13:47:16     Infotech Bíróság Európai Bizottság Google Európai Bíróság Az Európai Bizottság szerint a techóriás szabályt sértett saját hirdetéseinek túlzottan előnyös listázásával. A bíróság viszont a Google-nek adott igazat. Több ezer vegyi anyagot találtak emberben 24.hu     2024-09-18 09:25:24     Tudomány Élelmiszer Több mint 3600 élelmiszer-csomagolásban használt vegyszert mutattak ki emberi szervezetben. Betilthatják a TikTokot az Egyesült Államokban – mi az oka, és mire számíthatunk? Startlap Vásárlás     2024-09-18 06:03:27     Mobiltech USA TikTok Hamarosan betilthatják a TikTokot az Egyesült Államokban. A lépést biztonságpolitikai szempontok indokolják, azonban sok a tisztázatlan kérdés. A Voyager 1 Űrűszonda évtizedek óta nem használt hajtóműveit aktiválták a NASA mérnökei 10perc.hu     2024-09-18 11:28:00     Infotech Világűr NASA A NASA mérnökei sikeresen aktiválták a 47 éves Voyager 1 űrszonda évtizedek óta nem használt hajtóműveit, hogy megoldjanak egy kritikus problémát, amely veszélyeztethette a szonda kommunikációját a Földdel. Jött, látott és győzött – mi a Temu titka? ITBusiness     2024-09-18 09:59:40     Cégvilág USA Mesterséges intelligencia Webáruház Temu A Temu (és kisebb részben a Shein) pár hónap alatt forgószélként söpört végig az európai és az amerikai e-kereskedelmi piacon, nem kímélve Magyarországot sem. Milyen üzleti modell áll a villámgyors hódítás mögött? Milyen szerepet játszik ebben a mesterséges intelligencia? Mit tanulhatnak mindebből a hazai webáruházak? Van-e esélyük a konkurenciával Kávéfőző robot borzolja a kávézók kedélyét Massachusettsben ICT Global     2024-09-18 06:03:06     Autó-motor Robot Különleges robotszerkezet szolgálja ki kávéval egy Massachusetts állambeli város autósait. Applikáción leadjuk a rendelést, ha száz méteren belül vagyunk, elkezdi főzni a kávét, és mire odaérünk, máris kész. Megváltoztathatja a szokásokat, mert ha a technológia elterjed, nem kell többé sorba állni. A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

On today’s Packet Protector we answer listener questions about Wi-Fi security with guest Stephen Orr. Stephen is Chair of the Security Technical Task Group for the Wi-Fi Alliance and a Distinguished Solutions Engineer at Cisco. Questions include what recommendations Stephen would make for using multiple SSIDs vs. role-based device segmentation, what he sees as the... Read more »

On today’s Packet Protector we answer listener questions about Wi-Fi security with guest Stephen Orr. Stephen is Chair of the Security Technical Task Group for the Wi-Fi Alliance and a Distinguished Solutions Engineer at Cisco. Questions include what recommendations Stephen would make for using multiple SSIDs vs. role-based device segmentation, what he sees as the... Read more »

Today, we're continuing our special series, CEO Insights. In this episode, Wi-Fi Alliance CEO Kevin Robinson and CEO of Pavlov Media Cory Douglas share their thoughts on Wi-Fi innovation, fiber to the home, and more. We talk about the increasing need for reliable high-speed internet access and how OpenWiFi is working to meet that demand. Cory tells us how OpenWiFi complements broadband technologies like FTTH to provide a more comprehensive connectivity solution and shares his predictions for how the connectivity landscape will evolve in the future. Listen to this episode to learn more.Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 7: https://www.wi-fi.org/discover-wi-fi/wi-fi-certified-7For Wi-Fi Alliance: www.wi-fi.orgFor Membership Info: https://www.wi-fi.org/membershipGeneral Contact: https://www.wi-fi.org/contact-us

Today, we're back with our CEO Insights series. In this episode, Wi-Fi Alliance CEO Kevin Robinson and co-CEO and Founder of Airties Metin Taskin share their insights on what Wi-Fi 7 will bring for service providers, and how it will enable them to better serve their customers. Metin tells us about the roles of both standardization and open source from a service provider perspective, and the move away from monolithic designs. We discuss the trend around fixed wireless access, and Metin shares more about Airties' recent partnership with Qualcomm. Listen to this episode to learn more.Airties Collaborates with Qualcomm to Accelerate 5G Fixed Wireless Adoption with Broadband Carriers: https://airties.com/2023/12/14/airties-collaborates-with-qualcomm-to-accelerate-5g-fixed-wireless-adoption-with-broadband-carriers/Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 7: https://www.wi-fi.org/discover-wi-fi/wi-fi-certified-7For Wi-Fi Alliance: www.wi-fi.orgFor Membership Info: https://www.wi-fi.org/membershipGeneral Contact: https://www.wi-fi.org/contact-us

In today's episode, we're continuing our new series, CEO Insights, with Kevin Robinson, CEO of Wi-Fi Alliance, and Tobin Richardson, President and CEO of the Connectivity Standards Alliance. Tobin shares an update on Matter's upward momentum, and we learn more about the newly released Matter 1.2 and the device types it supports. Kevin and Tobin discuss the considerations that led Wi-Fi and Thread to become the primary transports of Matter, and how the technology will help accelerate the adoption of IoT and expand functionality. Listen to the episode to learn more, including how Matter will impact energy management and commercial environments.Matter 1.2 Arrives with Nine New Device Types & Improvements Across the Board: https://csa-iot.org/newsroom/matter-1-2-arrives-with-nine-new-device-types-improvements-across-the-board/Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 7: https://www.wi-fi.org/discover-wi-fi/wi-fi-certified-7For Wi-Fi Alliance: www.wi-fi.orgFor Membership Info: https://www.wi-fi.org/membershipGeneral Contact: https://www.wi-fi.org/contact-us

Wi-Fi 7 is the latest iteration of the wireless standard from the Wi-Fi Alliance. Wi-Fi 6 brought significant increases in throughput and performance. Wi-Fi 6e made the 6Ghz spectrum available (at least in the US). What does Wi-FI 7 bring to the table, and is it worth going through an upgrade? Our guest is Chris... Read more »

Wi-Fi 7 is the latest iteration of the wireless standard from the Wi-Fi Alliance. Wi-Fi 6 brought significant increases in throughput and performance. Wi-Fi 6e made the 6Ghz spectrum available (at least in the US). What does Wi-FI 7 bring to the table, and is it worth going through an upgrade? Our guest is Chris... Read more »

Wi-Fi 7 is the latest iteration of the wireless standard from the Wi-Fi Alliance. Wi-Fi 6 brought significant increases in throughput and performance. Wi-Fi 6e made the 6Ghz spectrum available (at least in the US). What does Wi-FI 7 bring to the table, and is it worth going through an upgrade? Our guest is Chris... Read more »

We're thrilled to kick off our new series, CEO Insights, where we sit down with industry leaders and visionaries to bring you Wi-Fi insights you won't hear anywhere else. Today, we're joined by Kevin Robinson, President and CEO of Wi-Fi Alliance, and Mike Finley, CEO of Boingo. Mike tells us about Boingo's successful deployment of the first-ever Wi-Fi 7 network at a public venue at CES 2024. Kevin and Mike discuss how Wi-Fi 7's heightened speeds and lower latencies will play a crucial role in future networks and deployments, especially in airports and stadiums. We also talk about the value of Wi-Fi 7 in converged network strategy and the importance of design in delivering a great experience for end users. Listen to learn more, including Mike's predictions for 2024 and beyond in sports, entertainment, and hospitality. Boingo Wireless Launches First Wi-Fi 7 Public Venue Network: https://www.boingo.com/press-releases/boingo-wireless-launches-first-wi-fi-7-public-venue-network/Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 7: https://www.wi-fi.org/discover-wi-fi/wi-fi-certified-7For Wi-Fi Alliance: www.wi-fi.orgFor Membership Info: https://www.wi-fi.org/membershipGeneral Contact: https://www.wi-fi.org/contact-us

Arrancamos la temporada numero 14 de Radiogeek Popdcast, donde de forma ininterrumpida grabamos de lunes a jueves un programa tech, hoy les hago algunos comentarios importantes, los cuales creo que son necesarios, ademas hacemos un punteo de algunos anuncios del CES2024, y por supuesto tenemos muchos temas importantes de tecnología que seguro les serán de interés y mucho más... Los temas del día: Google anuncia un montón de actualizaciones de Android y Chromecast en CES https://phandroid.com/2024/01/09/google-announces-a-bunch-of-android-and-chromecast-updates-at-ces/? Authy retirará sus aplicaciones de escritorio este verano https://www.androidpolice.com/authy-desktop-app-mobile-only/? Duolingo va reemplazar traductores por la IA https://phandroid.com/2024/01/07/duolingo-lays-off-huge-numbers-in-favour-of-ai-translators/ Alerta de spoiler: se acaba de filtrar todo sobre la serie Galaxy S24 https://www.sammobile.com/news/spoiler-alert-everything-about-the-galaxy-s24-series-just-leaked/? Apple lanzará el Apple Vision Pro el próximo 2 de febrero en EE.UU. https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2024/01/apple-vision-pro-available-in-the-us-on-february-2/ Wi-Fi Alliance lanza certificación para dispositivos Wi-Fi 7 https://www.wi-fi.org/news-events/newsroom/wi-fi-alliance-introduces-wi-fi-certified-7 Netflix ahora quiere ganar dinero con sus juegos https://www.wsj.com/business/media/netflix-eyes-ways-to-make-money-from-videogames-in-potential-pivot-705bd3b3? APOYANOS DESDE PAYPAL https://www.paypal.me/arielmcorg APOYANOS DESDE PATREON https://www.patreon.com/radiogeek APOYANOS DESDE CAFECITO https://cafecito.app/arielmcorg Podes seguirme desde Twitter @arielmcorg (www.twitter.com/arielmcorg) También desde Instagram @arielmcorg (www.instagram.com/arielmcorg) Sumate al canal de Telegram #Radiogeekpodcast (http://telegram.me/Radiogeekpodcast)

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Wi-Fi Allianceが「Wi-Fi 7」の認証プログラムを開始。　Wi-Fi Allianceは1月8日（米国太平洋時間）、IEEE 802.11be規格の無線LAN機器に関する認証プログラム「Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 7」の運用を開始したことを発表した。このプログラムでは、同規格を利用する無線LAN機器の相互接続性を担保するもので、一定の接続互換性を持つ“目印”となる。

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Foundations of Amateur Radio Cars have been here for well over a century and so has radio. Cars pretty much start when Carl Benz first applied for a patent for his "vehicle powered by a gas engine" on the 29th of January 1886 which is regarded as the birth certificate for automobiles. Radio starts as a thing when Heinrich Hertz proves that radio waves exist in 1888. Since then things have changed, a lot. Today, both these technologies, cars and radio, are everywhere. It's estimated that there are 1.47 billion vehicles on the planet today, in contrast, there are only 44 thousand broadcasters across the globe, serving about 4 billion people, or half the population. So, cars win, right? Not so fast. The Wi-Fi Alliance estimates that there's 3.8 billion Wi-Fi devices being shipped this year alone and there's about 19.5 billion in use. Many of those are mobile phones, so they're not only using Wi-Fi, but GSM, CDMA, 3G, 4G or 5G radios. In many cases they'll have Bluetooth on board and will be receiving GPS information from the currently five constellations in orbit around Earth. Some will even have an FM receiver on board, just to cram another radio inside the same box. To give you a better sense of scale, 2022 saw 4.9 billion Bluetooth devices shipped. In 2010 it was estimated that there were a billion GPS users, today there are more than six billion users being served by GPS systems for positioning, navigation and precision timing. I haven't even talked about other uses of radio, like radar, astronomy, remote sensing, remote control, keyless entry and countless other related and interconnected technologies. So, while there's a car for every five or so people, there's at least two Wi-Fi radios per person and probably more like a dozen radios per person when you start counting those embedded in our daily lives. So, why is it that we have an estimated car enthusiast population of 10% and an estimated radio amateur population of 0.04%? It's not to do with the popularity of the topic. Google trends shows that both cars and radio are consistently trending downwards at about 2% each year since 2016. Radio is consistently twice as popular as cars. When you rank the global popularity of cars vs radio, out of 47 countries, 40 countries care more about radio than cars. South Africa and India care about cars 74% to 26% radio, even New Zealand, 56% vs 44%, cars to radio. At the other end of the scale, Peru, 2% cars, 98% radio. Germany, home for both Heinrich Hertz and Carl Benz, 92% radio, 8% cars. Popular search engines aside, there are other places to look for content. Take platforms like Prime Video, Netflix, Apple TV+ and YouTube. When you search for radio or cars on those platforms it's interesting to see what comes back and explore how relevant it is. I'll encourage you to do the experiment, but as a surprise to nobody, the results are universally woeful but illustrative. Searching for cars returns mostly relevant content, but a search for radio brings back results that have absolutely nothing to do with the topic. Seriously, on Netflix, two documentaries about Pele and Beckham, both famous footballers, neither known for their interaction with radio, rank higher than a documentary on Prime about radio astronomy, cunningly titled, wait for it: "Radio Astronomy". Even the initially promising Netflix result "Amateur" in response to the term "radio" is about a 14 year old basketball player navigating the dark side of sports. While we're at it, just for giggles, I checked the closed captioning for the movie and the word "radio" doesn't appear in the movie, at all. Speaking of representation, Netflix recently published their entire list of content for the first half of the year. The word radio appears exactly once, "John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City" and that doesn't even turn up as a search result when you go looking for "radio". The word "cars" appears 18 times in the Netflix library. So, why is it that topics like "radio", which is demonstrably twice as popular as "cars", and perhaps a dozen times more, let's call it, numerous, in society, has such a poor showing and what can we as connoisseurs on the topic of "radio" do about this? Cars are represented in a plethora of movies, series and shows featuring reviews, mods, restorations and entertainment. There's topic specific channels and social media. There's shops, events, races and so much car merchandise. Is that what's missing in radio, or more specifically, amateur radio, marketing, or is it something else? I'm keen to hear your thoughts. My email address is cq@vk6flab.com, get in touch. For my efforts, I'm publishing my podcast on YouTube and manually working my way through my back catalogue of over six hundred episodes, complete with a, YouTube imposed, limited five thousand character summary of the transcript, just to increase the chances of radio being a relevant search result when someone who's interested in our community comes looking. I'm Onno VK6FLAB

Two fine guests today on the Tim DeMoss Show, starting with Greg Ennis. He's the former VP of Technology for the Wi-Fi Alliance. In 1993, Greg's proposal (along with two collaborators) was adopted as the foundation technology for the international standard that ultimately became WiFi. We discuss this and his new book Beyond Everywhere: How Wi-Fi Became the World's Most Beloved Technology. Alistair Begg from the "Truth For Life" radio program (heard weekdays at 5pm after the TDS, 530am, and several times over the weekend) also checks in to talk about his upcoming book The Christian Manifesto: Jesus' Life-Changing Words from the Sermon on the Plain. Truth For Life is WFIL's Ministry of the Month for August, during which WFIL is giving away the book and its accompanying study guide, plus a number of other prizes (enter to win at wfil.com)! Truth For Life is celebrating its 14th year on WFIL this month :).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode, we welcome back Irvind Ghai, Vice President at Silicon Labs. Irvind gives us an overview of Matter's impact on IoT and smart home devices, and how Wi-Fi Alliance and Connectivity Standards Alliance are driving IoT technologies forward. Irvind also shares more about how Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 utilize the additional spectrum of 6 GHz to empower enterprise and Industrial IoT applications. Listen to this episode to learn more and discover how 6 GHz facilitates emerging AI use cases.Works With 2023 will be held August 22-23 and will feature two days of technical sessions, keynotes, and expert-led panels covering the latest trends, tools, and design techniques for developers. This free, all-virtual event features more than 40 technical sessions specifically designed to bring together leading ecosystem partners, thought leaders, and Silicon Labs experts to dive deep into the technologies driving IoT: https://workswith.silabs.com/agenda?filters=404493&utm_source=Partner-Customer&utm_term=Wi-Fi-AllianceFor Wi-Fi Alliance: www.wi-fi.orgFor Membership Info: https://www.wi-fi.org/membershipGeneral Contact: https://www.wi-fi.org/contact-us

In today's episode, we're joined by Greg Ennis, author of “Beyond Everywhere: How Wi-Fi Became the World's Most Beloved Technology." A leader in the Wi-Fi industry, Greg was the former VP of Technology of Wi-Fi Alliance and wrote the 1993 proposal that was ultimately adopted as the foundational technology for Wi-Fi. Greg tells us more about the early days of hashing out the connectivity protocol and some of the challenges that were overcome to make Wi-Fi the ubiquitous technology it is today. We also discuss the future of Wi-Fi and how opening up the 6 GHz band will support emerging use cases. Join us for this special episode.Beyond Everywhere: How Wi-Fi Became the World's Most Beloved Technology: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CC49KNYB  For Wi-Fi Alliance: www.wi-fi.orgFor Membership Info: https://www.wi-fi.org/membershipGeneral Contact: https://www.wi-fi.org/contact-us

実効速度「5Gbps超」を確認　IntelとBroadcomが「Wi-Fi 7」の相互接続テストを実施。　IntelとBroadcomは9月9日（米国太平洋夏時間）、規格の策定作業が進められている次期無線LAN規格「Wi-Fi 7（IEEE 802.11be）」の相互接続テストに成功したことを発表した。規格策定後に行われるWi-Fi Allianceによる認証テストの試験台となることを想定しており、現行の「Wi-Fi 6／6E（IEEE 802.11ax）」と比べて高速かつ遅延の少ない通信を確認できたという。

In this episode, we talk with Edgar Figueroa, President and CEO of Wi-Fi Alliance, to discuss the four main trends Wi-Fi Alliance expects from Wi-Fi in 2022. At the top of the list is Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E product and technology momentum. Edgar shares that in 2022, approximately 2.3 billion Wi-Fi 6 devices and 350 million Wi-Fi 6E devices are expected to ship.  The episode takes a deeper dive into other 2022 trends such as Automated Frequency Coordination, Wi-Fi in the Internet of Things (IoT) , and more. Be sure to read our new blog and watch a series of videos from Wi-Fi Alliance members to learn what other companies expect from Wi-Fi in the coming year.  Links:For Wi-Fi Alliance: www.wi-fi.orgFor Membership Info: https://www.wi-fi.org/membershipGeneral Contact: https://www.wi-fi.org/contact-usShow links: Wi-Fi Alliance  Wi-Fi 2022 predictions: https://www.wi-fi.org/news-events/newsroom/wi-fi-alliance-2022-wi-fi-trendsWi-Fi Alliance members predict 2022 Wi-Fi trends blog: https://www.wi-fi.org/beacon/the-beacon/wi-fi-alliance-members-predict-2022-wi-fi-trends2022 Wi-Fi Alliance member Wi-Fi trends videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hg2dRDKiDmU&list=PLC3Q3U9xNi5kX2AB1jNJ47c9zhH3RAF1Q

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This week's Network Break examines new 400G switches from Arista, discusses the Wi-Fi Alliance's certification program for the HaLow long-range low-power standard, targets key Nvidia announcements, catches up on the latest in space networking, and more IT news.

This week's Network Break examines new 400G switches from Arista, discusses the Wi-Fi Alliance's certification program for the HaLow long-range low-power standard, targets key Nvidia announcements, catches up on the latest in space networking, and more IT news.

This week's Network Break examines new 400G switches from Arista, discusses the Wi-Fi Alliance's certification program for the HaLow long-range low-power standard, targets key Nvidia announcements, catches up on the latest in space networking, and more IT news.

This week's Network Break examines new 400G switches from Arista, discusses the Wi-Fi Alliance's certification program for the HaLow long-range low-power standard, targets key Nvidia announcements, catches up on the latest in space networking, and more IT news. The post Network Break 359: Arista Increases Its 400G Switch Portfolio; Nvidia Accelerates InfiniBand appeared first on Packet Pushers.

This week's Network Break examines new 400G switches from Arista, discusses the Wi-Fi Alliance's certification program for the HaLow long-range low-power standard, targets key Nvidia announcements, catches up on the latest in space networking, and more IT news. The post Network Break 359: Arista Increases Its 400G Switch Portfolio; Nvidia Accelerates InfiniBand appeared first on Packet Pushers.

This week's Network Break examines new 400G switches from Arista, discusses the Wi-Fi Alliance's certification program for the HaLow long-range low-power standard, targets key Nvidia announcements, catches up on the latest in space networking, and more IT news. The post Network Break 359: Arista Increases Its 400G Switch Portfolio; Nvidia Accelerates InfiniBand appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Hoy viene a charlar con nosotros el Dr. Pablo Aguilera, Director de innovación en Galgus, una empresa española que forma parte de la Wi-Fi Alliance. Si hace pocos días celebrábamos los 22 años del nacimiento de la WiFI, hoy vamos a dedicar el episodio a hablar de las novedades de la WiFI 6, y qué importancia tiene el nuevo estándar WiFI 6e. Además, recorreremos los usos que las nuevas capacidades de WiFI 6 habilitan y las dificultades para reconocer el estándar inalámbrico con que son compatibles los routers. Si algo ha trasformado nuestra sociedad ha sido sin duda la popularización de las redes WiFi, y de la mano de Pablo Aguilera recorreremos todos los puntos para obtener respuestas. ¿Qué dispositivos Apple son compatibles con WiFi 6? Los modelos iPhone 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max, los modelos de la serie 12 y los modelos del iPhone 13 todos son compatibles con WiFi 6. Los modelos de iPad Pro (tanto el modelo de 11 pulgadas como el de 12,9 pulgadas) son compatibles WiFi 6.

In this episode, we talk with Nick Sargologos, Senior Product Manager at Wi-Fi Alliance about Wi-Fi 6E and the tremendous growth it will enable in the  Wi-Fi ecosystem.  Nick explains the differences between Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E, and shares the key benefits of Wi-Fi 6E - including increased speeds, lower latency, and higher capacity - for Wi-Fi users.  Tune-in to this podcast to learn about the enormous potential of Wi-Fi 6E.Links:For Wi-Fi Alliance- www.wi-fi.orgFor Membership Info- https://www.wi-fi.org/membershipGeneral Contact- https://www.wi-fi.org/contact-usWi-Fi 6E website: https://www.wi-fi.org/discover-wi-fi/wi-fi-certified-6Wi-Fi 6E animation: https://youtu.be/oOZLhkaehzU 

Dr. Jennifer Andreoli-FangAs a Distinguished Technologist at CableLabs®, Jennifer led the development of DOCSIS® 3.0, DOCSIS 3.1, and Full Duplex DOCSIS MAC specifications. She was a key leader in the development of unlicensed LTE and 5G NR technologies at the 3GPP and the Wi-Fi Alliance on the behave of the cable industry. She co-invented Low Latency Xhaul (LLX) technology. Jennifer currently heads the convergence architecture for mobile and cable. Jennifer has more than 100 patents issued or pending and published more than 30 papers at the IEEE and SCTE. She serves on the Technical Committee at the Facebook Telecom Infra Project (TIP). Jennifer holds a Ph.D. degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of California, San Diego, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the California Institute of Technology.AcknowledgmentsA special thank you to Benjamin Monlezun for the use of his original song, Downpoor.The views expressed in this episode are solely those of the podcast host and guests and do not necessarily represent the position, strategy, or opinions of CableLabs®.

On this inaugural episode, Kevin Robinson, SVP of Marketing at Wi-Fi Alliance joins our host Buzz Wood to introduce listeners to a brand new technology podcast: The Signal.The Signal is a new podcast from Wi-Fi Alliance bringing listeners the inside track on Wi-Fi. With each episode, Wi-Fi Alliance delivers a new perspective on the growing portfolio of Wi-Fi technologies, breaking down the new tools, programs, and capabilities that are changing the connectivity landscape. In Episode 1, Kevin shares how Wi-Fi Alliance is working to connect everyone and everything, everywhere, and how you can help drive the future of Wi-Fi innovation. He also explains how users should always look for Wi-Fi CERTIFIED to make sure they receive the best possible Wi-Fi experience. Links:For Wi-Fi Alliance: www.wi-fi.orgFor Membership Info: https://www.wi-fi.org/membershipGeneral Contact: https://www.wi-fi.org/contact-us

Microsoft Azure Percept is a comprehensive platform with added security for creating edge AI solutions. With the pilot-ready development kit Azure Percept DK, you can now use Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP) to simplify the onboarding and provisioning of Wi-Fi enabled devices into Azure IoT services. Learn how the Azure Percept DK leverages Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service (DPS) with the Wi-Fi Alliance's industry-standard Wi-Fi Easy Connect™ to enable scaled device onboarding scenarios by simply powering on a device. Read more about how we've partnered with Aruba to bring this first to market solution: https://aka.ms/iotshow/AzurePerceptWifiZTP

Our lives are increasingly connected, and many of those connections are made via Wi-Fi. These days, while many of us are working from home, signal strength and speed have become even more important than before. Not because of this need, but in support of this need, the Wi-Fi Alliance has announced the next upgrade to the Wi-Fi standard: Wi-Fi 6E.You may be unaware of the Wi-Fi Alliance, but they are an essential part of our lives. The organization is responsible for creating, maintaining, and advancing the standard that is Wi-Fi. They are the reason why it keeps getting faster and more reliable. They are also the reason why your HP laptop can connected to a Linksys router and have all of the benefits, without being manufactured by the same company.The most recent version of the Wi-Fi standard was the renamed Wi-Fi 6. Like its Wi-Fi 5 (formerly 802.11ac) predecessor, the new standard runs on 5GHz spectrum. But, new spectrum has been opening up across the globe in the 6GHz bands, which gives additional speed and reliability. New spectrum means a new draft for what is being called Wi-Fi 6E. The updated standard will bring with it 14 additional 80 MHz channels and 7 additional 160 MHz channels. The additional of new channels means more opportunity to find channels without any local interference, improving stability.Potentially even more important that all of this is the addition of capacity. Connected homes and smart homes mean more devices, all of which are looking for internet access via Wi-Fi. Fortunately, Wi-Fi 6E compatible devices will be coming to the market soon. As always, older Wi-Fi devices will still be able to connect to the newer routers, and newer devices will still be able to connect to older routers. To learn more about Wi-Fi 6E and the Wi-Fi Alliance, head over to their website.Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

Our lives are increasingly connected, and many of those connections are made via Wi-Fi. These days, while many of us are working from home, signal strength and speed have become even more important than before. Not because of this need, but in support of this need, the Wi-Fi Alliance has announced the next upgrade to … Continue reading Wi-Fi 6E and The Wi-Fi Alliance are making our lives faster @ CES 2021 → The post Wi-Fi 6E and The Wi-Fi Alliance are making our lives faster @ CES 2021 appeared first on Tech Podcast Network.

Our lives are increasingly connected, and many of those connections are made via Wi-Fi. These days, while many of us are working from home, signal strength and speed have become even more important than before. Not because of this need, but in support of this need, the Wi-Fi Alliance has announced the next upgrade to the Wi-Fi standard: Wi-Fi 6E.You may be unaware of the Wi-Fi Alliance, but they are an essential part of our lives. The organization is responsible for creating, maintaining, and advancing the standard that is Wi-Fi. They are the reason why it keeps getting faster and more reliable. They are also the reason why your HP laptop can connected to a Linksys router and have all of the benefits, without being manufactured by the same company.The most recent version of the Wi-Fi standard was the renamed Wi-Fi 6. Like its Wi-Fi 5 (formerly 802.11ac) predecessor, the new standard runs on 5GHz spectrum. But, new spectrum has been opening up across the globe in the 6GHz bands, which gives additional speed and reliability. New spectrum means a new draft for what is being called Wi-Fi 6E. The updated standard will bring with it 14 additional 80 MHz channels and 7 additional 160 MHz channels. The additional of new channels means more opportunity to find channels without any local interference, improving stability.Potentially even more important that all of this is the addition of capacity. Connected homes and smart homes mean more devices, all of which are looking for internet access via Wi-Fi. Fortunately, Wi-Fi 6E compatible devices will be coming to the market soon. As always, older Wi-Fi devices will still be able to connect to the newer routers, and newer devices will still be able to connect to older routers. To learn more about Wi-Fi 6E and the Wi-Fi Alliance, head over to their website.Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

Tonya Hall interviews Kevin Robinson, VP of marketing at the Wi-Fi Alliance, about how Wi-Fi 6 will optimize the performance of all connected devices. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's episode, which was recorded in the great outdoors, features antiquated technology, King Harald Bluetooth, the Wi-Fi Alliance, and 3D printers. Remember to follow the pod on Twitter and GitHub, @PodTetrahedra! Stay curious, tinker, experiment, and explore the world!

Asha Keddy, Corporate Vice President and General Manager for Next Generation and Standards at Intel, joins Chip Chat to talk about her work to help drive the definition and delivery of 5G networks. Keddy and her team "work to define what is next" in three main areas: contributing to standards and policies defined by governments and international consortia, accelerating the development of Intel technologies supporting those standards, and catalyzing future development by assessing current use of these technologies to uncover unfulfilled needs. Keddy additionally serves as Intel's 5G Executive Sponsor, serves on the boards of CTIA and 5G Americas, and is a former board member of the Wi-Fi Alliance. In this interview, Keddy and host Allyson Klein discuss the wide-ranging industry investments that will be required to fully realize 5G and future networking standards. Keddy first highlights the importance of industry standards to accelerating innovation, ensuring interoperability, and enabling scale. Keddy then provides an overview of the ongoing work within the industry to deliver 5G and realize what Keddy calls an "exceptionally ambitious" vision of a "fully connected, intelligent society." Keddy additionally speaks to Intel's extensive contributions to enabling 5G, including technologies from Intel's unmatched portfolio for 5G infrastructure that make Intel the foundation of "how networks are deployed, run, and used." Finally, Keddy reports on how recent usage trends and policy developments are influencing the worldwide roll-out of 5G and forecasts future opportunities that the industry can address atop the foundation of 5G. For more information on Intel's enablement of 5G, follow Keddy on Twitter at https://twitter.com/ashakeddy and explore https://intel.com/5G. Notices & Disclaimers Intel technologies may require enabled hardware, software or service activation. No product or component can be absolutely secure. Your costs and results may vary. © Intel Corporation. Intel, the Intel logo, and other Intel marks are trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries. Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

Take a Network Break! Aruba targets the enterprise edge with Aruba ESP and AI, Intel grapples with new attacks against secure enclaves in its chips, and MIT walks away from negotiations with an academic publisher over open access to journals. Three tech companies rethink the sale of facial recognition technology to U.S. police forces, the Wi-Fi Alliance praises the FCC Chair, and more tech news and commentary.

Take a Network Break! Aruba targets the enterprise edge with Aruba ESP and AI, Intel grapples with new attacks against secure enclaves in its chips, and MIT walks away from negotiations with an academic publisher over open access to journals. Three tech companies rethink the sale of facial recognition technology to U.S. police forces, the Wi-Fi Alliance praises the FCC Chair, and more tech news and commentary.

Take a Network Break! Aruba targets the enterprise edge with Aruba ESP and AI, Intel grapples with new attacks against secure enclaves in its chips, and MIT walks away from negotiations with an academic publisher over open access to journals. Three tech companies rethink the sale of facial recognition technology to U.S. police forces, the Wi-Fi Alliance praises the FCC Chair, and more tech news and commentary.

Take a Network Break! Aruba targets the enterprise edge with Aruba ESP and AI, Intel grapples with new attacks against secure enclaves in its chips, and MIT walks away from negotiations with an academic publisher over open access to journals. Three tech companies rethink the sale of facial recognition technology to U.S. police forces, the Wi-Fi Alliance praises the FCC Chair, and more tech news and commentary. The post Network Break 288: Aruba ESP Senses Opportunity At The Edge; Intel Wrestles With New Chip Attacks appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Take a Network Break! Aruba targets the enterprise edge with Aruba ESP and AI, Intel grapples with new attacks against secure enclaves in its chips, and MIT walks away from negotiations with an academic publisher over open access to journals. Three tech companies rethink the sale of facial recognition technology to U.S. police forces, the Wi-Fi Alliance praises the FCC Chair, and more tech news and commentary. The post Network Break 288: Aruba ESP Senses Opportunity At The Edge; Intel Wrestles With New Chip Attacks appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Take a Network Break! Aruba targets the enterprise edge with Aruba ESP and AI, Intel grapples with new attacks against secure enclaves in its chips, and MIT walks away from negotiations with an academic publisher over open access to journals. Three tech companies rethink the sale of facial recognition technology to U.S. police forces, the Wi-Fi Alliance praises the FCC Chair, and more tech news and commentary. The post Network Break 288: Aruba ESP Senses Opportunity At The Edge; Intel Wrestles With New Chip Attacks appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Customers' shopping habits are shifting toward online, and this trend has accelerated during the pandemic. “These changes will help us deliver services to customers in a way they prefer,” according to spokesman Jim Kimberly. Wave7 Research last week first reported that Cricket was planning to close “hundreds of doors,” citing a source familiar with the matter. AT&T acquired the Cricket brand from Leap Wireless in 2014. Cricket is not the only brand experiencing permanent store closures. In late April, multiple sources reported that T-Mobile was closing more Metro by T-Mobile prepaid stores. T-Mobile did not provide a number of stores set for closure but said it was “optimizing” its retail footprint “as a normal course of business,” acknowledging that it notified some dealer stores that it was transitioning them to T-Mobile stores and closing a “small number” of redundant locations. Speed is key with Wi-Fi, and the category has certainly been moving fast as of late. First came Wi-Fi 6, a brand-new, faster version of Wi-Fi that started hitting the market in 2019. Now, after a unanimous vote in April, the Federal Communications Commission is opening up an entire new band of spectrum to accommodate next-gen devices designed to tap into it. The Wi-Fi Alliance, an industry group that manages Wi-Fi nomenclature, branded this new spectrum and the devices that can take advantage of it under a new name: Wi-Fi 6E. The first such devices are expected to begin hitting stores by the end of this year. One industry-funded report claims that, along with providing faster speeds and new room for growing internet traffic, the move will generate more than $180 billion in US revenue over the next five years. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/georgiastalk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/georgiastalk/support

In this episode, we were delighted to have Kevin Robinson, Senior Vice President of Marketing at the Wi-Fi Alliance, with us. We talked about the Wi-Fi Alliance as well as the upcoming Wi-Fi 6e certification program. Enjoy! Agenda Introducing Kevin Robinson, Senior VP of Marketing Overview of the organization Who is the Wi-Fi Alliance Alliance, […] The post CTS 222: Wi-Fi Alliance with Kevin Robinson appeared first on Clear To Send.

Are consumer devices wreaking havoc on your network? You are not alone? What are the possible solutions? Are there any? What should the Wi-Fi Alliance do - if anything. Lee Badman shares his opinions on all of these topics and more.

#WTF เราเพิ่งคุยเรื่องทำยังไงถ้าอยากจะใช้ Wi-Fi ความเร็ว 1Gbps กันไปไม่นาน (Episode 027) วันนี้เราต้องกลับมาคุยเรื่องนี้กันอีกรอบ เพราะมีเหตุการณ์สำคัญเกิดขึ้นในเวลาไล่เลี่ยกันในช่วงหลังปีใหม่ที่ผ่านมา เหตุการณ์แรกคือการที่ AIS เปิดแพ็กเกจใหม่ SuperMESH WiFi Package ซึ่งมีความพิเศษตรงตัวอุปกรณ์ที่ให้มาสามารถปล่อยสัญญาณ Wi-Fi ที่ความเร็ว 1Gbps ได้จริง ๆ ขอแค่ใช้อุปกรณ์ตามเงื่อนไขที่ AIS ระบุ และอีกเหตุการณ์คือการที่ Wi-Fi Alliance ประกาศมาตรฐานใหม่อย่าง Wi-Fi 6E ซึ่งจะทำให้โลกของ Wi-Fi ก้าวเข้าสู่ยุคมาตรฐานความถี่ 5GHz ได้จริง ๆ สักที

La intención de la Wi Fi Alliance es hacer más simple para los usuarios hacer compatibles con sus dispositivos 

Bevor ich Ihnen diese Frage beantworte, möchte ich ganz kurz auf zwei Begriffe eingehen, die häufig in Zusammenhang mit Hotspots genannt werden: WLAN und WiFi Die Abkürzung WLAN steht für Wireless Local Area Network und bedeutet zu Deutsch: Drahtloses lokales Netzwerk. Die Verbindung zum Internet erfolgt also drahtlos über einen sogenannten WLAN-Router. Der wesentliche Unterschied zu einem normalen LAN ist, dass das Endgerät beispielsweise ein Notebook nicht mit einem Kabel, sondern über ein Funksignal mit dem Internet verbunden ist. WLANs zeichnen sich durch ihre große Sendeleistung, Reichweite sowie ihrer hohen Datenübertragungsrate aus. WiFi hingegen steht für Wireless Fidelity und ist ein Kunstwort, das für den 802.11 Funk-Standard und dazu kompatible Geräte steht. Der Begriff WiFi wurde von einer Organisation namens Wi-Fi Alliance entwickelt, die Tests überwacht, die den nahtlosen Austausch zwischen Produkten zertifizieren. Ein Produkt, das die Tests besteht, erhält das Label "Wi-Fi certified" nach dem IEEE-802.11-Standard. Kehren wir nun zurück zu unserer Ausgangsfrage: Was ist eigentlich ein Hotspot? Ein Hotspot ist ein öffentlicher oder privater WLAN-Zugriffspunkt außerhalb des eigenen WLAN- Netzes. Öffentliche Hotspots, findet man mittlerweile an vielen öffentlichen Anlaufstellen wie Universitäten, Bibliotheken, Krankenhäusern, Flughäfen oder aber in Hotels, der Gastronomie und in Einkaufszentren. Während private WLAN-Zugänge nur von der Familie und vielleicht noch Gästen genutzt werden, sind Hotspots von vornherein auf eine öffentliche Nutzung angelegt. Man unterscheidet grundsätzlich zwischen gesicherten Netzwerken, auf die man ohne entsprechende Zugangsdaten keinen Zugriff hat, und ungesicherten Netzwerken, die für alle frei zugänglich sind. Beides hat seine Vor- und Nachteile. Ein gesichertes Netzwerk erfordert eine Authentifizierung mittels spezieller Zugangsdaten. Bei kostenpflichtigen Diensten ist eine Registrierung erforderlich, die ein wenig Zeit in Anspruch nimmt. Bei kostenfreiem WLAN, beispielsweise in Cafés oder Hotels, erhält man die Zugangsdaten meist auf Nachfrage. Hier genügt die Auswahl des entsprechenden Netzwerkes und die Eingabe der Zugangsdaten. Bei einem ungesicherten, unverschlüsselten Netzwerk erspart man sich dagegen die Zeit für Registrierung und Einrichtung und kann sofort lossurfen. Dafür ist man hier unerwünschten Spähangriffen leichter ausgeliefert. Wie funktioniert ein Hotspot-System? Grundsätzlich werden öffentliche Hotspots mit speziellen “Free WiFi” oder “Hotspot” Schildern oder Aufkleber gekennzeichnet. Sobald sich ein Nutzer in der Nähe eines öffentlichen WLAN-Hotspots befindet, muss er nur das WLAN seines Endgeräts aktivieren und nach “Verfügbare Netzwerke” suchen. Wird das WLAN des Anbieters angezeigt, kann er sich mit dem Netzwerk verbinden. Falls sich der Nutzer noch nicht authentifiziert hat, wird sein Web-Browser automatisch zunächst auf eine Anmeldeseite, ein sogenanntes Captive Portal, geleitet. Dort muss sich der Nutzer mittels Eingabe eines gültigen Prepaid- Codes oder Passwortes authentifizieren. Der eingegebene Prepaid- Code oder das Passwort wird anhand einer Datenbank, die im Internet oder lokal auf einem Hotspot-Router liegt, überprüft. Wenn der Code bzw. das Passwort mit den Informationen auf der Datenbank übereinstimmt wird der Benutzer freigeschaltet. Gleichzeitig wird ein Timer aktiviert der sicherstellt, dass der Zugang nach Ablauf der gebuchten Zeit endet und gesperrt wird. Allerdings ist es möglich, die Internet-Sitzung zwischenzeitlich zu unterbrechen. Meldet sich ein Nutzer ab, kann er sein nicht verbrauchtes Zeitguthaben später weiter nutzen. Einige Systeme bieten zudem die automatische Speicherung des Guthabens, falls der Benutzer vergisst, sich abzumelden. In der Regel sind auf Hotspots eine Benutzerisolierung konfiguriert. Das bedeutet, dass die Daten, die an einen anderen Benutzer des gleichen Hotspots gerichtet sind, nicht weitergeleitet werden und damit der gegenseitige Zugriff auf Netzwerkdienste von Geräten anderer Benutzer unterbunden wird. Allerdings bietet die Benutzerisolierung keinen Schutz gegen das Abhören eigener Daten, da diese von Cyberkriminellen mit sogenannten Sniffer-Programmen auch direkt empfangen werden können. Und da es bei der Nutzung öffentlicher Netzwerke keine absolute Sicherheit gibt, gilt jedoch die Grundregel bestenfalls überhaupt keine vertraulichen Daten über ein fremdes WLAN-Netz abzurufen. Will der Nutzer dennoch surfen, dann sollte er folgende Maßnahmen treffen: Nutzung eines Virtual Private Network (VPN): Durch die Nutzung eines VPN greift der Nutzer über einen verschlüsselten „Tunnel“ auf das Internet zu und verhindert so ein Abfangen von Daten durch einen Dritten. Deaktivierung der automatischen Anmeldung an bekannten WLAN-Hotspots: Durch die Deaktivierung der automatischen Anmeldung an bekannten Hotspots soll verhindert werden, dass Cyberkriminelle durch Benennung ihrer Hotspots nach gängigen Namen wie „Telekom“ oder „Free Wifi“ ein automatisches Einwählen von Nutzern erreichen, um dann deren Zugangsdaten abzugreifen oder den Datenverkehr mitzulesen. Grundsätzliche Deaktivierung der WLAN-Schnittstelle des Endgeräts – Aktivierung nur im Bedarfsfall: Deaktivierung der WLAN-Schnittstelle ist aus zwei verschiedenen Gründen eine wichtige Sicherheitsmaßnahme. Zum einen bietet ein ausgeschaltetes WLAN keine Angriffsfläche und zum anderen kann so das sog. WLAN-Tracking verhindert werden. Deaktivierung von Datei- und Verzeichnisfreigaben: Durch die Deaktivierung von Datei- und Verzeichnisfreigaben wird verhindert, dass das Gerät des Nutzers für andere sichtbar ist. Werden die genannten Maßnahmen zur Sicherung des eigenen Datenverkehrs getroffen, so bewegt man sich bereits deutlich sicherer durch öffentliche Netzstrukturen. Trotzdem sollte man sich im Einzelfall immer zweimal überlegen, ob man mit dem Abrufen und dem Transfer vertraulicher Daten nicht „warten“ kann, bis man sich in einer geschützten Netzwerkumgebung befindet. Bevor wir zum Schluss unseres heutigen Podcast kommen, möchte ich der Vollständigkeit halber noch kurz auf mobile Hotspots eingehen. Grundsätzlich hat es Vorteile, einen mobilen Hotspot einzurichten anstatt einen lokalen Hotspot zu nutzen. Denn lokale Hotspots, wie etwa in einem Café, sind häufig überlastet und haben zudem nur eine bestimmte Reichweite. Mit einem mobilen Hotspot ist man unabhängig von diesen Faktoren. Außerdem bietet ein mobiler Hotspot Sicherheit, da die Daten nicht über das Netzwerk eines öffentlichen lokalen Hotspots fließen, bei dem andere WLAN-Nutzer diese möglicherweise einsehen könnten. Es gibt mehrere Möglichkeiten, um einen mobilen Hotspot einzurichten. Mittels Smartphones: Als mobiler Hotspot baut das Smartphone eine Verbindung mit dem Internet auf und stellt diese anderen Geräten zur Verfügung. Dabei verbindet sich das Smartphone über das Mobilfunknetz mit einem oder mehreren internetfähigen Geräten, etwa Notebooks, PCs, Tablets und anderen Smartphones. Dieser Vorgang nennt sich Tethering. Mittels Mobile WLAN Router/MiFi Router: Hier handelt es sich um kleine Geräte, die sich mit dem mobilen Netz über 2G, 3G oder 4G verbinden und ein WLAN Netzwerk erstellen. Solche MiFi Router sind sehr praktisch, da sie es einem fast überall erlauben, schnell und unkompliziert ins Internet einzusteigen. Alles was man für mobiles Internet unterwegs braucht ist also eine SIM-Karte und einen MiFi Router (mobiler Wlan Router). Kontakt: Ingo Lücker, ingo.luecker@itleague.de

In this episode of Cisco Champion Radio, we invite Fred Niehaus to uncover and dig into all the elements of Wi-Fi 6. Our champs ask some in-depth questions about different situations about the new generation of access points, operating softwares, the Aironet developer platform, and MORE! Cisco Champions: Francois Verges (twitter.com/vergesfrancois), Cisco Champion member, Wireless Network Engineer, SemFio Networks Inc. Rowell Dionicio (twitter.com/rowelldionicio) Cisco Champion member, Network Engineer, Stanford University. Cisco Guest: Fred Niehaus (twitter.com/ohiofred), Technical Marketing Engineer. Additional Guest: Gurpreet Singh and he works for Bell Canada Moderator: Brett Shore (twitter.com/brettshore), Cisco Product Marketing. Discussion Topics: - What Fred is most excited about when it comes to Wi-Fi 6. - What is OFDMA and what does it do? - What is BSS covering and what are the benefits? - Target wakening in Wi-Fi 6 - How IEEE standards and the Wi-Fi Alliance interoperability protocols are integrated into the latest APs. - MU-MIMO - How the new generation of Cisco APs compares to the previous models. - The evolution of Aironet to the Catalyst name. - Details on the Catalyst 9120 Series AP. - Wi-Fi chipsets. - What the Aironet developer program allows you to do? - What’s involved with creating radio hardware and/or access points? - External and DART antennas - WP3 and WUAE support - What gets Fred excited? The RF ASIC! Learn more: http://cs.co/90061Xx9p

In this episode of Cisco Champion Radio, we invite Fred Niehaus to uncover and dig into all the elements of Wi-Fi 6. Our champs ask some in-depth questions about different situations about the new generation of access points, operating softwares, the Aironet developer platform, and MORE! Cisco Champions: Francois Verges (twitter.com/vergesfrancois), Cisco Champion member, Wireless Network Engineer, SemFio Networks Inc. Rowell Dionicio (twitter.com/rowelldionicio) Cisco Champion member, Network Engineer, Stanford University. Cisco Guest: Fred Niehaus (twitter.com/ohiofred), Technical Marketing Engineer. Additional Guest: Gurpreet Singh and he works for Bell Canada Moderator: Brett Shore (twitter.com/brettshore), Cisco Product Marketing. Discussion Topics: - What Fred is most excited about when it comes to Wi-Fi 6. - What is OFDMA and what does it do? - What is BSS covering and what are the benefits? - Target wakening in Wi-Fi 6 - How IEEE standards and the Wi-Fi Alliance interoperability protocols are integrated into the latest APs. - MU-MIMO - How the new generation of Cisco APs compares to the previous models. - The evolution of Aironet to the Catalyst name. - Details on the Catalyst 9120 Series AP. - Wi-Fi chipsets. - What the Aironet developer program allows you to do? - What’s involved with creating radio hardware and/or access points? - External and DART antennas - WP3 and WUAE support - What gets Fred excited? The RF ASIC! Learn more: http://cs.co/90061Xx9p

Episode 17: Getting all caught upAnnouncements: Posting the previously recorded episodesCan support the show viaPatreon: Go to patreon.com/scubasstudio to get early access to episodes as well as extended versions.Topics:Movie Reviews: ad astra http://ryreviews.com/ad-astra-movie-reviews-by-ry/TV/movie news:Amazon Studios has revealed where its upcoming Lord of the Rings prequel series will be filming, and it's a location that should make fans of the movies very happy. New Zealand will once again serve as the backdrop for a journey into Middle-earth. Amazon revealed that pre-production has begun on the series, with filming expected to commence in Auckland "in the coming months," according to a press release. -IGN https://www.ign.com/articles/2019/09/17/amazons-lord-of-the-rings-filming-location-will-please-movie-fans?sf109082915=1&fbclid=IwAR1MlwtnKfOYLoHpfHn2-XmSVwEuGdFudNbmwqN0YCE0frgWKHFf7RWlkyENBCUniversal’s streaming service “PeaCock” Watch:‘Parks and Recreation’ Is Also Leaving Netflix in 2020 – Colider http://collider.com/parks-and-recreation-leaving-netflix-2020/?utm_campaign=collidersocial&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitter&fbclid=IwAR11zLIF23NtNhA7FRA3YcpPLjhqqydQoW0BSCMjMoyEP01oQFxxwPqtGHgNBCUniversal’s streaming service, Peacock, will launch next April with a substantial number of fan favorites and original series, including a reboot of Battlestar Galactica from Mr. Robot creator Sam Esmail. – Verge https://www.theverge.com/2019/9/17/20870238/battlestar-galactica-reboot-mr-robot-creator-peacock-nbcuniversal-streaming-wars?fbclid=IwAR1VKOEkdXM1hFOoSH0GIzp4jSM5BONjONhWGhoGc_HVsyPjzp4RP-1joyoThe Boondocksis returning to the HBO Max streaming service for two “reimagined” seasons, plus the original 55-episode run that debuted in 2005. -IGN https://www.ign.com/articles/2019/09/18/the-boondocks-returns-with-two-reimagined-seasons-on-hbo-max-streaming-service?sf109151184=1&fbclid=IwAR257iSX69XBvMSmnptI06utqVNpTzvCHYAVfBz_Ux4SdSj8uTU7-H5oh3EThe upcoming Crisis on Infinite Earth's crossover just got even bigger, as another iconic Superman actor will return to play the Man of Steel. Smallvillestar Tom Welling will reprise his role as Clark Kent, with the crossover exploring the fate of the character ten years after the events of Smallville's series finale. -IGN https://www.ign.com/articles/2019/09/19/tom-welling-to-reprise-smallville-superman-role-in-arrowverse-crisis-crossover?sf109197532=1&fbclid=IwAR20k8vt6vgwQ--ZOJqHWWgaLlf4xdCIWf1X0VFHO0Zs1yFusR82yLhjm6w(CNN)'Game of Thrones'has won its final Emmy battle. The HBO series picked up the best drama Emmy at Sunday's ceremony, capping off its final season with a coveted achievement. (HBO, like CNN, is owned by WarnerMedia.) – CNN https://www.cnn.com/2019/09/22/entertainment/game-of-thrones-emmy-win-hbo/index.html?utm_term=link&utm_source=fbCNN&utm_medium=social&utm_content=2019-09-23T08%3A31%3A05&fbclid=IwAR0Mm0SHsNVzmK4rthyN7aYBp4MZf7U44gom-6ccHMEBQIDeZRxfR1PGZsMWith Robert Pattinsonofficially signed on to wear the cape and cowl in The Batman, director Matt Reeves next needed to line up the face at the other end of the Bat-signal. THR reports that none other than Jeffrey Wright is being eyed to play Commissioner Jim Gordon, Bruce Wayne’s longtime confidante inside the Gotham City Police Department. -Collider http://collider.com/the-batman-cast-jeffrey-wright-comissioner-jim-gordon/?fbclid=IwAR118N_QVEsK0LpJR3sf9YLkLzT5QO4qtwdqUJOPFSZPsRCCouSK6HlxXfcNetflix goes negative for the year, giving up a 46% gain -CNBC https://www.cnbc.com/2019/09/23/netflix-goes-negative-for-the-year-giving-up-a-46percent-gain.html?__source=facebook%7Cmain&fbclid=IwAR3EWEgpZDFo_sC3h-MDSfy64VfPZBCZ_54HXxj1hlFZOCafSi2EKHEiXWYGaming NewsPlans for more post-launch content in Anthem have been put on ice so the development team can focus on updates and thoroughly review core issues surrounding gameplay. -IGN https://www.ign.com/articles/2019/09/19/bioware-abandons-current-anthem-post-launch-plans?sf109191044=1&fbclid=IwAR20k8vt6vgwQ--ZOJqHWWgaLlf4xdCIWf1X0VFHO0Zs1yFusR82yLhjm6wOn September 23, 1889, Fusajiro Yamauchi founded Nintendo Koppai (koppaimeans “cards”) in Kyoto, Japan. Originally a playing card company, the company would go on to revolutionize video games forever.When the company was first founded, Nintendo made hanafuda playing cards. It was only three years earlier that the Japanese government legalized the cards, which were a favorite of gamblers. -Kotaku https://kotaku.com/nintendo-was-founded-130-years-ago-today-1838353914?utm_campaign=Socialflow_Kotaku_Facebook&utm_source=Kotaku_Facebook&utm_medium=Socialflow&fbclid=IwAR17iGzkpMN4eZKgy6UjiyG4JySrdwICvjGFfEdLXZqczoMia7oNGyKhFl8&/setsessionTech NewsThe next generation of Wi-Fihas been trickling out over the past year, but this week, its launch is going to accelerate. The Wi-Fi Alliance, the organization that oversees implementation of the Wi-Fi standard, is launching its official Wi-Fi 6 certification program. -Verge https://www.theverge.com/2019/9/16/20864338/wifi-6-alliance-tech-certification-program-launch?fbclid=IwAR299PgBk-vvKozDtzy4qMP07OGXmFjia22WiPgHO2ccWRUrhF49_5SyK98Kik Messenger CEO Ted Livingston has announcedthat the iOS and Android messaging service will be shut down. The decision to shutter Kik was made not because the app receives poor engagement or user downloads, but because the company is in the midst of a legal battle with the SEC over its "Kin" cryptocurrency. -Macrumors https://www.macrumors.com/2019/09/24/kik-messenger-shutting-down/  Patreon Bonus segment            Deeper dive in discussing Ad Astra and some other conversations Follow Us and Support the podcast:Follow Scuba @SavanCod on twitter: https://twitter.com/SavanCodFollow RyGuy @ incubustrav on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/incubustrav/https://www.facebook.com/scubasstudiohttps://www.patreon.com/ScubastudioEmail Us at: scubasstudio@gmail.com

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This Week In Wireless Rowell recorded a video on Wi-Fi 6 on David Bombal’s YouTube channel Long version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZMA4p00c9g Short version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r62vs2uyQjM Huawei Huawei is temporarily pushed out of the Wi-Fi Alliance Wi-Fi Alliance is fully complying with the recent U.S. Department of Commerce order without revoking Huawei Technologies membership. Wi-Fi Alliance has temporarily restricted […] The post CTS 172: Conference Wi-Fi appeared first on Clear To Send.

We're joined by Mark Edwards, Darrel DeRosia, and Firas Shaari to discuss the new Wi-Fi Alliance name for 802.11, real-world 802.11ax, and some 802.11ax performance.

In this episode we discuss the Wi-Fi Alliance and their new naming scheme, WPA3/OWE, 802.11ax, and find out why Sam is much better at arguing than Ryan.

After a few months away, we're back with our returning guest, Drew Wintermyer. We talk about the Wi-Fi Alliance's simplified naming system, a 3D scanning application, Shane's gripes with phone placement in cars and Tony's new Dell XPS 9570 laptop. Drew also gives a couple of his app picks and an online university for computer science.

This week Kevin and I start out discussing The Wi-Fi Alliance’s new branding for the wireless standard and why you don’t need to rush in to buy Wi-Fi 6 gear. We then turn to space, specifically, Iridium and Amazon’s decision to create an IoT network that uses satellites to deliver signals around the world where cellular … Continue reading Episode 184: How to remake the Internet for IoT

Wi-Fi Protected Access, which is a protocol developed by the Wi-Fi Alliance is getting an upgrade allowing for individualized encryption and more. More security in 2018 is certainly a welcome addition. || Let's continue our discussion! Follow me on Twitter and Instagram at @dexter_johnson and visit http://DexJohnsPC.com to stay on top of my latest posts. Share this podcast with a friend!

The Wi-Fi Alliance has created a new standard for mesh networks, and Kevin and I are on top of it, discussing what it means, who’s participating, and whether or not it matters. We then tackle Sigfox’s new sensor and network in a box offering before sharing details on a new home hub from Hubitat that … Continue reading Episode 164: New Wi-Fi standards and robots

We discuss and explain the issue around iPhone batteries, and tell you what to do if your iPhone's battery isn't lasting all day. We also look at a new, dumb password bug in macOS High Sierra, new Wi-Fi security standards, and new Mac malware. Yet another macOS High Sierra bug: Unlock App Store system preferences with any password (https://www.macworld.com/article/3246634/macs/macos-high-sierra-bug-unlock-app-store-system-preferences.html) Is Apple Even Paying Attention To macOS Security Anymore? (https://www.howtogeek.com/339063/is-apple-even-paying-attention-to-macos-security-anymore/) Wi-Fi Alliance announces new WPA3 security protections (https://www.theverge.com/2018/1/9/16867940/wi-fi-alliance-new-wpa3-security-protections-wpa2-announced) ¡Ay, MaMi! New DNS-Hijacking Mac Malware Discovered Domain Name System (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_Name_System) Intego New Mac User Center A Message to Our Customers about iPhone Batteries and Performance (Apple) (https://www.apple.com/iphone-battery-and-performance/) When iPhone Batteries Go Bad Why Apple Is Replacing the Battery on my iPhone SE iPhone Battery & Power Repair (https://support.apple.com/iphone/repair/battery-power) Apple Now Faces 26+ Lawsuits for 'Purposefully' or 'Secretly' Slowing Down Older iPhones (https://www.macrumors.com/2018/01/05/apple-faces-23-lawsuits-for-iphone-slowdowns/) Get 50% off Intego's Mac Premium Bundle X9 with the code PODCAST19. Download now and try it for free at intego.com.

In the news, prosecutors say Mac Spyware stole millions of user images over 13 years, Skype finally getting end-to-end encryption, Apple set to patch yet another macOS password security flaw, 147 security vulnerabilities reported in ICS mobile applications, we discuss,and more on this episode of Paul’s Security Weekly! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/Episdoe543 Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/securityweekly Visit our website: http://securityweekly.com Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.comsecurityweekly

Sadiq and Cristian make fun of CES for half an hour, and then they talk about Final Fantasy 15 and Tacoma. Show Notes: 00:00:58 - CES 2018 00:30:03 - Final Fantasy 15 (no spoilers) 00:38:35 - Final Fantasy 15 (spoilers) 00:46:12 - Tacoma (no spoilers) 00:47:49 - Tacoma (Spoilers) CES 2018: Ars at CES 2018 Assistants are all over the place: Google is introducing a new Smart Display platform Google’s CES Exhibit Is Meant To Indoctrinate You In The Ways Of The Assistant Amazon Alexa is coming to Windows 10 PCs A closer look at the beautiful Cortana-powered thermostat VR: Oculus Go is built by Xiaomi and has a Snapdragon 821 processor HTC announces Vive adapter for wireless VR WTF: Kodak announces its own cryptocurrency and watches stock price skyrocket This weight-loss headset is more likely to give you a headache than budge the scale Sadiq talks about networks: Wi-Fi Alliance announces new WPA3 security protections Final Fantasy 15: On PSN and Xbox Live, surprisingly does not have a Switch port Tacoma: Available on Steam Spoiler free overview AIs, holograms, labour politics Social: Cristian on Mastodon Cristian's Mastodon Instance Sadiq on Mastodon Sadiq's Mastodon Instance Join Mastodon Stipes Radio on Twitter Subscribe on: Apple Podcasts | Google Play | Overcast | Pocketcasts

In the news, prosecutors say Mac Spyware stole millions of user images over 13 years, Skype finally getting end-to-end encryption, Apple set to patch yet another macOS password security flaw, 147 security vulnerabilities reported in ICS mobile applications, we discuss,and more on this episode of Paul’s Security Weekly! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/Episdoe543 Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/securityweekly Visit our website: http://securityweekly.com Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.comsecurityweekly

Sadiq and Cristian make fun of CES for half an hour, and then they talk about Final Fantasy 15 and Tacoma. Show Notes: 00:00:58 - CES 2018 00:30:03 - Final Fantasy 15 (no spoilers) 00:38:35 - Final Fantasy 15 (spoilers) 00:46:12 - Tacoma (no spoilers) 00:47:49 - Tacoma (Spoilers) CES 2018: Ars at CES 2018 Assistants are all over the place: Google is introducing a new Smart Display platform Google’s CES Exhibit Is Meant To Indoctrinate You In The Ways Of The Assistant Amazon Alexa is coming to Windows 10 PCs A closer look at the beautiful Cortana-powered thermostat VR: Oculus Go is built by Xiaomi and has a Snapdragon 821 processor HTC announces Vive adapter for wireless VR WTF: Kodak announces its own cryptocurrency and watches stock price skyrocket This weight-loss headset is more likely to give you a headache than budge the scale Sadiq talks about networks: Wi-Fi Alliance announces new WPA3 security protections Final Fantasy 15: On PSN and Xbox Live, surprisingly does not have a Switch port Tacoma: Available on Steam Spoiler free overview AIs, holograms, labour politics Social: Cristian on Mastodon Cristian's Mastodon Instance Sadiq on Mastodon Sadiq's Mastodon Instance Join Mastodon Stipes Radio on Twitter Subscribe on: Apple Podcasts | Google Play | Overcast | Pocketcasts

Learn how Dell’s CTO, Liam Quinn, sees the future of the Internet of Intelligent Things, IoT, augmented reality, virtual reality and artificial intelligence leveraging new technological developments from edge to core to cloud. Mr. Quinn joined Dell in Jan 1997, and holds over 90 granted and pending patents, and was named inventor for the year in 2005, 2007, and 2014. Mr. Quinn represents Dell on the Board of the Wi-Fi Alliance, and the UT WNCG Board (Wireless Networking and Communications Group). He is the Dell Exec Sponsor for the UT Cockrell School of Engineering and the UT College of Natural Science. He is also a member of the UT Cockrell School of Engineering Advisory Board. In this role Liam has responsibility to lead technology innovation across the client product groups and drive alignment across the Dell CTO organizations. In his current role, Liam is leading the Technology and architecture strategy for The Internet of Things, IP development and relevant standards participation, and the interlock process of client architecture with Enterprise, Software, and Services to deliver end-to-end system solutions for our key customer segments.

  The Power of WiFi for Business and Communities The potential for WiFi can't be understated. WiFi is beneficial not only for businesses, but also for communities that have traditionally lacked access. In this episode, Edgar Figueroa of the WiFi alliance helps us understand the different types of spectrum. Edgar also describes what WiFi is and how WiFi is playing an increasingly important role in telecom policy. Bio As president and CEO of Wi-Fi Alliance (@WifiAlliance), Edgar Figueroa has led an unprecedented period of growth for Wi-Fi®. Wi-Fi Alliance has grown to more than 700 member companiesUnder Edgar's leadership. He has also maintained an aggressive development roadmap and adopted a vision of “Connecting everyone and everything, everywhere.” Edgar forged numerous strategic partnerships to facilitate penetration of Wi-Fi into established and emerging markets. Edgar also defined the Wi-Fi Alliance Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ program development framework. He also guided the launch of several generations of interoperable Wi-Fi programs. These programs have proliferated Wi-Fi into mass markets such as mobile and consumer electronics. Prior to Wi-Fi Alliance, Edgar was at Ridgeway Systems & Software (now Cisco). He was instrumental in delivering the industry's first session border controller. He also helped develop the H.460.18 and H.460.19 International Telecommunications Union standards for secure network traversal. Before Ridgeway, Edgar held product management and engineering roles at 3M Company. Edgar is a veteran of the United States Navy in which he served in a fighter pilot training squadron. Further, he received numerous awards including Sailor of the Year. Edgar has taught at the University of Texas at Austin, Austin Community College, and various community programs in Austin Texas. The Hispanic Scholarship Fund inducted  Edgar into its Hall of Fame. Edgar is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin. He holds a Masters in Technology Commercialization, and undergraduate degrees with honors in Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics. Resources WiFi Alliance Younger Next Year by Chris Crowley News Roundup SEC warns the public on internet currencies The Securities and Exchange Commission warned the public last week about potential internet currency offering (ICO) scams. Internet currencies like Bitcoin have been on an upward trend lately, with Bitcoin trading at over $4,000. The SEC is worried about companies that prey on the public by "pumping" prices for new products related to internet currencies. China moved on Monday to outlaw internet currency trading. Eugene Kim reports for CNBC. Uber faces bribery law investigation Douglass McMillan reported for the Wall Street Journal last week that the Justice Department has begun a preliminary investigation into Uber's potential violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Uber experienced rapid foreign expansion under former CEO Travis Kalanick, and the DOJ apparently suspects that bribery may have been factor. Uber's new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, formerly the CEO of Expedia, took the helm of Uber last week. New America Fellow ousted after criticizing Google A New America Foundation scholar was ousted from the think tank after he criticized Google's market dominance. Barry Lynn, who ran New America's Open Market's program, praised the European Union's recent $2.7 billion fine against Google for allegedly favoring its own search results over its competitors. Last week, New America let Lynn go, along with several other staffers. Lynn says Google, which has donated some $21 million to New America in recent years, is pulling the strings. Lynn followed up by launching a separate organization that is "going to make sure Google doesn't get away with this". Kenneth Vogel reports for the New York Times. Tillerson to close State Department cyber division Secretary of State Rex Tillerson announced his plans to close the State Department's cyber division. Tillerson made the revelation in a letter to Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker . The division is responsible for protecting the United States' cyber security interests abroad.  Tillerson says he intends to roll the cyber division into a business and economic affairs bureau. Morgan Chalfant reports in the Hill. Net Neutrality hearing delayed The House Energy & Commerce Committee hearing on net neutrality that was scheduled for September 7th has been delayed. Not a single one of the eight tech companies the Committee invited responded to the invitation to testify. Edward Graham at Morning Consult reports. DHS warns of Harvey scams The Department of Homeland Security warned the public last week about possible scams related to Hurricane Harvey relief efforts. The agency warned about phishing scams and other malicious activity designed to take advantage of good samaritans making email donations.  

Steve was one of the early innovators working on the protocol, taking the Wi-Fi interface into the commercial world. He was one of three people to form Silicon Valley Network. They took the ethernet and created the commercial name Wi-Fi. Silicon Valley Network became the Wi-Fi Alliance and Steve would end up selling his company to HP. The latter setup Wi-Fi certification labs. HP would go onto setup digital subscriber.

There was a lot of Wi-Fi news this week with new routers and services from Eero. Meanwhile, the Wi-Fi Alliance has created a certification program for builders to ensure that newly constructed homes get the best in-home coverage available. Since I was out this week, Kevin and I recorded early, so there’s news of AWS … Continue reading Episode 116: Meet Eero’s new routers and see how Aclima uses IoT to stop pollution

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John Artman: Hello and welcome to this week’s Round Table’s Word of the Week. I’m John Artman. Zhou Heyang: 我是赫扬。欢迎来到这周的英语词汇小百科板块。这周我们来聊一聊Wifi这个词。 John: The term “Wi-Fi” actually was commercially used at least as early as August, 2000 and was actually coined by brand consulting firm called Interbrand Corporation. ZHY: 有人说Wi-Fi是Wireless Fidelity的简称。请问这是事实吗？ John: No, actually, it’s not true. Interbrand Corporation was hired by the Wi-Fi Alliance because they needed a name that sounded better than the “IEEE 802.11b direct sequence.” And so what they did was they made a play on words. They said was that “Wi-Fi” is the standard for wireless fidelity. The term right now, Wi-Fi, has nothing whatsoever to do with fidelity. ZHY: Okay, thanks for that explanation. But why is it called “Wi-Fi” and not “weefee?” John: So, wireless fidelity. Again, it’s a play on the word “hifi” and then “Wi-Fi.” ZHY: I guess you need to know the origin to understand how to pronounce it. 在使用Wi-Fi的时候，常常我们会提到“热点”这个词。我们应该怎么说呢？ John: Right, and so, in English that’s “hotspot.” Basically, it’s just a wireless access point that usually you use a router to connect to. And so, I think that many of our listeners also understand that a router is just a piece of equipment where you plug it in to the Internet and a wireless router will broadcast a Wi-Fi signal that you can use to connect to your other devices, too. ZHY: John, 你说的是路由器吧。如果要是来使用移动设备共享互联网连接，这个要怎么说呢？ John: In English, we call this “tethering.” The idea is is that you have a 3G or 4G enabled device, that can be a smartphone or a tablet with a 3G connection, and you can turn on something called “tethering.” That basically just turns your mobile device into a wireless hotspot. That’s all the time we have, unfortunately, for this week’s Word of the Week. Thank you so much for joining us and don’t forget to tune in next time.

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