#wireless

Tweet-a-Watt is a DIY wireless power monitoring system. The project uses an 'off the shelf' power monitor called the Kill-a-Watt and adds wireless reporting. Each plug transmits the power usage at that outlet to a central computer receiver. The receiver can then log, graph and report the data. This pack contains nearly everything* necessary to build a single outlet monitor and receiver. To monitor additional outlets, you will need an add-on transmitter pack. One outlet can monitor up to 1500 Watts.

These early generation wireless joysticks were a far cry from the wireless pads we’ve come to enjoy (and expect) today. For starters, each joystick contained a 9-volt battery, an on/off switch, and a non-retractable 6″ antenna poking out the front of each one. I guess after the batteries died, you could still sword fight with them.

These early generation wireless joysticks were a far cry from the wireless pads we’ve come to enjoy (and expect) today. For starters, each joystick contained a 9-volt battery, an on/off switch, and a non-retractable 6″ antenna poking out the front of each one. I guess after the batteries died, you could still sword fight with them.

I have an iPod Touch, so I have the media. I want the messaging. "In all, Palm put as much effort into making the webOS a first-rate messaging experience as Apple did into making the iPhone a first-rate media experience, and with just as much success. So if most of your communication consists of Twitter, email, SMS, and IM with the people in your Facebook network and/or Gmail contacts list, then the Pre will do for your personal messaging what your work BlackBerry does for your business messaging."

"The PHS300 creates a fully portable WiFi Hotspot from broadband-enabled cellular phones and modems. Take WiFi to a new level by 'bringing it with you'."

I've had Palm sleds and PCMCIA cards for cellular internet from these guys. This thing looks hot. "Our EV-DO ExpressCards are looking a whole lot frumpier (and less functional) today now that Novatel's shown off this hot little metallic number, the "MiFi" mobile 3G hotspot for getting high-speed data to you and your closest friends on the go. Routing your choice of EV-DO Rev. A or HSPA over WiFi, the slab is about as wide and long as a credit card -- goodness -- and features an internal battery that'll allegedly be good for four hours of use or forty hours of standby on one charge. The MiFi is scheduled to blast off in the first half of 2009 through carriers and retail channels, which means we can finally look forward to ditching our N78 with Joikuspot and a couple hundred dollars worth of spare batteries."

"It took less than 30 days from sitting downtown having a hot dog, to having a fully functional wireless network"

"Most importantly, the electricity was transmitted without zapping anything or anyone that got between the sending and receiving units."

"Wireless Ypsi, which began in January, provides wireless Internet at speeds of about 1.5 megabytes or about the speed of DSL or T1 connections. The company, which is run more like a non-profit, uses Meraki technology to connect Internet hot spots at loca

"The network is a built on a sustainable model that will allow for relatively simple maintenance and encourage its expansion and growth. By using the cost-effective Meraki network technology, the system applies the latest wireless mesh networks that share

"On the scale of prejudice, atheists don’t seem so bad lately."

"Sleek and compact, it has low-profile keys that provide a crisp, responsive feel and function keys for one-touch access to Mac features."

J2ME in J2SE

"Mac OS X ships with a wide assortment of free developer tools, but these don't include everything you need for J2ME development. "

"This package is a Darwin/OSX port of the Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) Reference Implementation v1.0.3."

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"ChilliSpot is a captive portal which authenticates users of a wireless LAN."

'In my classes where a handful of people always have a laptop open, there's a subculture of wired (well, I guess "wireless") students who are busy engaging in their own academic experience.'

"...Tim Schuerewegen released the driver and application necessary to allow anyone with a Nintendo DS, a GBA flash cart, and a supported wireless network card to load any homebrew demo/app on their DS."

"One Canadian's Wireless Neighborhood Network Could Someday Serve Us All" The exploding PC splatters all over the neighborhood.

"How Linux is Inadvertently Poised to Remake the Telephone and Internet Markets"

Bootable CDROM that turns ancient PCs into wireless mesh nodes

I, for one, welcome our future wireless VoIP