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iPhone QuasiDisk app includes hidden tethering
An iPhone developer has acknowledged that a recent update to one of his apps includes the hidden ability to tether the smartphone to a laptop, circumventing carrier fees for the service.
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Cisco Aironet 3600 access point boosts tablet performance
Cisco has today announced a new wireless access point, the Aironet 3600 Series, which the company claims is the industry?s first three spatial stream 802.11n access point with a fourth antenna.
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SCADA industrial control systems exposed by security researchers
Researchers showcased unpatched security flaws in software used to control critical industrial systems by oil, gas, water and electrical distribution plants at the 2012 SCADA Security Scientific Symposium (S4) last week.
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Carrier IQ executive plays down 2010 content analysis patent request
Carrier IQ has played down the significance of the controversial location tracking company's effort to patent a technology it said can help wireless carriers undertake "advertising audience segmentation analysis and content copyright analytics".
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Google to release volume fix to Samsung Galaxy Nexus users
Google is rolling out a fix to a volume fluctuation problem in the Galaxy Nexus smartphone's. The fix is due to reach current customers by next week.
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FCC approves on-body medical wireless networks despite interference fears
The US Federal Communications Commission adopted rules at a meeting on Wednesday to allow wireless networks of microstimulators designed to treat paralysis and other conditions.
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Ruckus ChannelFly aims to fight wireless interference
Ruckus Wireless took another shot at optimising Wi-Fi capacity this week, introducing a technology called ChannelFly that is designed to place network clients on the best possible channel based on the actual capacity of that channel.
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Samsung to fix Galaxy Nexus sound volume issue, updates very soon
Samsung will update the Galaxy Nexus as soon as possible to fix an issue that is causing problems with sound volume, the company said on Wednesday.
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Medical wireless networks fighting for spectrum frequencies
The battle over scarce radio spectrum that has embroiled the mobile broadband world even extends to a little-known type of wireless network that promises to reconnect the human nervous system with paralysed limbs.
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Avaya rolls out ERS 4000 series extensions
Avaya has rolled out extensions to its 4000 series switches and said its year-old virtualised networking architecture is taking hold in campuses and data centres.
