Wireless USB is a term that can refer to any of several technologies that use a computer’s USB ports for wireless LANs. Wireless USB over UWB Certified Wireless USB is an industry standard for USB wireless networks based on ultra-wideband… Continue Reading
With smartphones, tablets, and laptops taking over the world, the term wireless has become part of our everyday vernacular. In the most basic and obvious sense, wireless refers to communications sent without wires, but within that broad idea there are… Continue Reading
Pros: Easy installation. Anti-theft plug design. Adjustable pressure warning level. Batteries are easily accessible when depleted. Available for light and heavy vehicle applications. Cons: It shows no real pressure. There is no documentation on how to calibrate the sensors. Anti-theft… Continue Reading
Chances are you use at least one Bluetooth wireless peripheral with your Mac. Many people have a Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad paired with their desktop Mac; many also have wireless keyboards, speakers, phones, or other devices connected via wireless… Continue Reading
Wireless access points (APs or WAPs) are network devices that allow Wi-Fi devices to connect to a wired network. They form wireless local area networks (WLANs). An access point acts as a central transmitter and receiver of wireless radio signals.… Continue Reading
Social networks have been filled with content creators , so much so that some reports estimate that more than 50 million people are dedicated to streaming or uploading creations to the platforms that we all already know. In these lines… Continue Reading