WiHood é um serviço relativamente novo que seja o laptop “virtual” do mundo primeiro que protege crianças em linha [em qualquer lugar & em todas as vezes] com Bracelet do USB de WiHood.

O conceito é ideal e parece que a relação, a instalação e a configuração de usuário são justas como simples.  Este é o que WiHood é:  Um bracelet do USB que automóvel-lance um desktop virtual quando conectado a todo o computador.  O desktop virtual funciona fora dos usuários de WiHood que o Web site do monitor e do update, os programas, o vírus etc. 24/7 para completamente um sistema computatorizado amigável do miúdo.

Da experiência pessoal, meus miúdos têm trashed meu computador - pelo erro naturalmente - mas fêz exame ainda do tempo e da habilidade restaurar meu PC.  O bracelet do USB de WiHood elimina este risco porque um desktop virtual é toda sua criança pode se usar.  A outra edição que eu tenho com meus miúdos que usam “o PC do pai” é manutenção constante para monitorar o Web site, os filtros e o índice.  Com WiHood, essa tarefa daunting é tomada automaticamente cuidado de.

“WiHood protege crianças, conserva pais de comprar um PC novo, e os miúdos amam que têm seus próprios “o laptop virtual” que armazena seus retratos, música, homework, etc. e pode ser desgastado em seu pulso!”

O bracelet do USB usa o armazenamento interno conservar as limas, os dobradores, os retratos, a música etc.… mas aquelas limas são alcançadas somente através do desktop virtual que funciona fora dos usuários de WiHood.  Isto significa que seus miúdos apreciarão todo o desempenho de um PC com segurança de um usuário remoto que funciona o desktop sublinhando do PC.

O WiHood está livre tentar e custa $49 por 6 meses de serviço ou $100 por o ano.  Empilhe que o custo acima de encontro à compra de um PC dedicado para os miúdos e o WiHood é a escolha desobstruída.

Interessado ainda.  Talvez alguma mais informação?  Verifique para fora Página do FAQ de WiHood.  Ou seu Laptop virtual de WiHood Home Page.

WiHood foi fundado em agosto 2007 e foi honrado para ser concedido financiar da inovação Noruega, uma divisão do governo norueguês que fornece o capital às companhias as mais inovativas em Noruega.

Getting odd results off your Wi-Fi network?  Maybe getting no results at all?  The boss is pissed, co-workers can’t work, what do you do?
Get the Wi-Spy spectrum analyzer, that’s what you do.  The Wi-Spy is the world’s smallest 2.4GHz spectrum analyzer and is specifically designed for troubleshooting Wi-Fi networks.  The Wi-Spy records data traces over the wireless network and also plays them back for analysis.

This isn’t the first version of the Wi-Spy, BUT the hardware has been redesigned to increase the frequency and amplitude resolution with an added reverse-polarity SMA adapter. Wi-Spy 2.4x is packaged with a powerful little antenna, so it’s good from the start but it’s also (more…)

Having poor cell phone reception is a frustrating thing and it seems there’s always a zone you can’t get a call, regardless of courier. I’m lucky enough to get 4 bars of reception at my location, but my neighbor who works less than 1 mile away, gets only one lousy bar.

Southern California has rolling hills which plays havoc for cell phone providers. Until now that is. If your home or office is in a dead zone, or an area with low quality reception consider this cell phone signal booster, or signal extender.

This bad boy will boost your weak signal into full bar reception. All you need is at least one bar to let the cell phone extender do it’s boosting.

The mobile phone signal booster will add 2,500 square feet of pristine clear reception to where ever the installation is…that’s about 3 additional rooms or offices.

So what does something like this cost you? Just slightly more than cancelling your cell phone contract, about $250 bucks.

Jump over to ThinkGeek to get the details and different models available. You need to select the correct model for your courier service. It’s one of ThinkGeek’s hottest sellers, so it’s obviously worth the investment.

The United States is no longer the nation with the largest number of internet users. China overtook the US last month in users for the first time, according to the state-run China Internet Network Information Center.

Researcher BDA China Ltd. estimates there are now over 220 million internet users in China, compared with 217.1 million in the U.S. Online ad revenue continues to lag in China, however, totaling $1.3 billion in 2007 compared to e-Marketer estimates of $21.4 billion in America.

Maybe it’s time for me to start promoting the Chinesse translation of my blog.

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Update:  Review Wi-Fire from hField

hField Technologies launched their Windows Vista compatible version USB WiFi Adatper for high-performance, long-rage boost earlier this week.

The Wi-Fire boosts signal strengths up to 1,000 feet making it extremely easy for Windows XP and Vista users to login and work surf. This is more than 3 times the range of a typical 802.11 b/g network.

And for you Mac fans stop your b!tching because the hField USB WiFi extender version was released back in August.

“Wi-Fire is the perfect device—light weight and easy to use—for the seriously mobile Vista user and those who have problems connecting to their regular wireless network because of distance, obstacles or other interference,” said Tom DiClemente, hField’s CEO. “We’re dedicated to empowering people to connect better, faster and more economically.”

The Wi-Fire USB extender is available for (more…)

Eltima released their latest USB to Ethernet Connector software, version 2.4. The Eltima solution makes it possible to connect to any USB device over a LAN or Internet connection.

So how does Eltima get a USB device to work over Ethernet or LAN? In a nutshell their application intercepts USB port activity for the prepared (shared) device and redirects it via TCP/IP network to the remote site, where the protocol is handled appropriately.

To make this theory a reality, the USB to Ethernet Connector 2.4 must be installed on both computers. Here is a diagram: (more…)

Franklin Wireless is churning out their smallest EVDO USB Modem so you can be your own hotspot - whether you’re hot or not.

EVDO or Evolution Data Only/Evolution Data Optimized provides fast wireless broadband (3G) internet service directly to your [I’m assuming] laptop [or any computer really]. All this access is now portable and available via Franklin’s USB CDU680 modem. You can take the internet with you and surf the web in your car, on the train, in the airport, at your Starwars technology convention or in your Luv Bus RV.

Some exceptional features too. 64MB flash drive - okay maybe THAT’S not impressive, built-in GPS, antenna port for external signal boost, pre-configured for PC/ Mac and swivel base USB connector.

Source: Franklin via EVDO Info