Get your candy bowls ready, folks! It’s that spooky time of the year again. Halloween is right around the corner, and there are a few things to get in order before October 31st, like finding the right costume, stocking up on candy and, most importantly, setting up those show-stopping decorations! When it comes to decorating your haunted house, getting creative with Wi-Fi can take your spooky set-up from kind-of creepy to seriously spine-chilling. Check out these five tips to create your Wi-Fi-enabled house of horrors.
Read More “5 Ways Wi-Fi Enables Haunted Houses”
They’re everywhere you look: on the train, at your office, on your kid’s wishlist. Bluetooth headphones have taken the headphone market by storm. In fact, in just the two years since Apple launched its Airpods, the headphones have become the company’s second best selling product: Apple sold an estimated 16 million pairs in 2018 alone. According to industry analysts, Apple is projected to sell 55 million pairs of Airpods in 2019 and up to 110 million in 2020. Bose, Beats by Dre, Sony, and many others also sell wildly popular Bluetooth headphones with a variety of styles and features.
Read More “The Bluetooth Headphone Revolution: How Our Airwaves Can Keep the Music Going”
Big news for fans of faster, more reliable Internet connectivity! Today, Apple is introducing the iPhone 11, the latest version of its wildly popular smartphone. In addition to a bevy of upgraded features — from a wide-lens camera to a scratch-resistant screen — all of the iPhone 11 models support Wi-Fi 6. Read More “Wi-Fi 6: Coming soon to a phone near you!”
It’s back to school season! From grade schools to universities, students across the country are heading back into the classroom for the new academic year. As it turns out, today’s students need more than three-ring binders and number two pencils to ensure their success this fall. In our connected world, Internet connectivity has become increasingly essential, making Wi-Fi a must-have school supply.
Read More “Wi-Fi — Creating the Next-Generation Classroom”
The FCC can achieve a win-win solution for auto safety and broadband by taking a fresh look at the rules for the 5.9 GHz band. The technology landscape has drastically changed in the 20 years since the FCC adopted the existing rules, old and, as a result, the spectrum sits unused today in the vast majority of the country. Continuing a policy of dedicating spectrum to specific transportation applications would merely perpetuate the waste of this extremely valuable resource at a time when we need it more than ever the existing problem.
Read More “WifiForward Statement in Response to AASHTO 5.9 GHz Filing”
It’s August, a time when many Americans head on vacation for some R&R before school kicks off again. As travelers book their vacations and hotels, one amenity has become increasingly important: good Wi-Fi. Be it to upload beach photos from the day, download a book to read at the pool or video chat with family back at home, we need strong Wi-Fi connectivity when we travel.
Read More “The Must-Have Travel Essential of the Season? Wi-Fi”
This week, a teenager from Pennsylvania lived the dream of video game junkies everywhere when he took home a first-place trophy and $3 million from the inaugural Fortnite World Cup. While this was the biggest solo prize in pro gaming history, it’s only a small sample of the booming industry that is esports.
Read More “Esports and Wi-Fi — the Connectivity behind the Growing Industry”
Twenty years ago this week, Steve Jobs famously introduced consumers to Wi-Fi by passing the new iBook laptop through a hula hoop to show off its wireless Internet connection. Today, Wi-Fi is an integral part of our lives, connecting us at work, at home, on trains, planes and more. It’s hard to remember a time before this omnipresent connectivity — but it wasn’t so long ago.
Read More “Timeline: The Wi-Fi Success Story”
Twenty years ago, before we had Alexa and Siri, we had Pat. Millennials might remember Smart House, the 1999 Disney Channel original movie that tells the story of the Cooper family and their next-generation computerized home run by an AI system named Pat. Pat makes coffee, controls the temperature in the house, turns on and off the lights, streams music and videos and syncs with Mr. Cooper’s work computer — that is, until she takes on a mind of her own. Read More “Smart Homes Today: Wi-Fi and the IoT”
Today is World Wi-Fi Day, a chance to celebrate how far Wi-Fi has come, what it does for us now and the exciting future it has in store!
Read More “Happy World Wi-Fi Day!”
