Wireless technology

Wireless technology

Referring to technology used to connect sender and receivers within a computer network via radio signal rather than via a physical connection such as that made via copper wires.

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Phone Finder

Computer; Wireless technology

Phone Finder lets you know when you're leaving your phone behind by buzzing on your wrist when out of range and allows users to trigger the phone's alarm sound to find it if it's buried in the sofa.

Google's built-in mapping for Android Wear works surprisingly well for walking directions, vibrating when it's time to take another street complete with on-screen directions. It saves pulling out a ...

Run keeper

Computer; Wireless technology

Android Wear has built-in step counting but Runkeeper takes it a stage further offering much more information and run tracking. It provides at-a-glance information on your run pace, distance and ...

Aereo

Computer; Wireless technology

Aereo is a technology company based in New York City that allows subscribers to view live and time-shifted streams of over-the-air television on Internet-connected devices.The service was launched in ...

Vysk

Computer; Wireless technology

Vysk Communications introduced the QS1, a protective smartphone case that the company claims makes it virtually impossible for others to eavesdrop on and capture phone conversations and also encrypts ...

Vysk

Computer; Wireless technology

coaxial cable

Computer; Wireless technology

This is hugely used for television cables system, office establishments, and other work-sites for local area networks. The cables composed of copper or aluminum wire covered by an insulating layer ...