Pinpointing wireless clients makes it easier to secure and manage wireless LANs. However, traditional technologies used for indoor 802.11 location tracking come up short on accuracy. Full Story
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This Blog explores the constant evolution of wireless and mobile technologies, and discuss how they change business and personal communications. News and updates on Muni WiFi, 802.11, RFID, hotspots news, PDA, smartphones, wireless broadband, and much more.
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