Tag archive: G USB

Mobile operator Sprint is rolling out more WiMax-capable gear, announcing two new Sprint 4G Mobile Broadband Routers. The Sprint Personal Hotspot PHD300S enables up to four WiFi-capable devices to connect to the Internet using mobile data networks, while the Cradlepoint MBDR-1000 Broadband Router is aimed at businesses that nee to hook up as many as 32 WiFi devices to the Internet—and both devices support latching onto Sprint's… Read More

Clearwire has officially launched its Clear-branded 4G WiMax mobile broadband service in Las Vegas, Nevada, marking the company's fourth major WiMax service area following Baltimore, Portland Oregon, and Atlanta. Clearwire says the Las Vegas service area covers about 1.7 million people over 638 square miles. “Wile it's true that happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, now, thanks to Clear, that doesn't mean it has to stay… Read More

Netgear’s characteristically small CES press conference held few surprises this year, but 2009 promises to be a fruitful year for media enthusiasts with a need to bring content from the Web and their computers to the their TVs. The company’s general manager of home and consumer products, Vivek Pathela, demonstrated three of the 15 new products the company will unveil at this year’s expo. Making an appeal to the… Read More

Sprint has taken the wraps off the Sprint 3G/4G USB Modem U300, enabling users to tap into WiMax mobile broadband connectivity in areas where Clearwire's WiMax network is already online—e.g., Baltimore—but fall back on old-school 3G technology outside WiMax service areas, so users don't have to carry a separate device to stay connected. “Sprint intends to be the leader in 4G and bring the wireless Internet to… Read More

Hardcore Ubuntu fans around the world may have been tinkering with beta releases of the brand new 8.10 version for weeks now, but more timid users will finally get a chance to break it on Thursday when Canonical releases the final stable version. The new release will feature built-in 3G support, “guest sessions” for more private sharing of computers, and programming from the BBC built into Ubuntu’s media player, among… Read More

It looks as if TiVo has rolled out their own wireless adapter to tie their Series2 DVRs into a home network. The new TiVo Wireless G USB Network Adapter is available now for $49.99. The TiVo Wireless G USB Network Adapter, as first reported over at the tech blog Zatz Not Funny, allows a TiVo Series2 DVR to wirelessly connect to a 802.11g or 802.11b network through its USB port. The adapter is not unlike third party units already for sale… Read More

Providing the compliance of high speed USB 2.0 technology to deliver an out-of-the-box installation with up to 54Mbps bandwidth in the 2.4GHz frequency range, the D-Link DWL-G120 is interoperable with the most popular 802.11g/b home, office and hot spot networks in use today. The new plug-and-play D-Link USB 2.0 wireless adapter is easily installed to connect any USB-equipped computer to wireless networks and to the Internet, bypassing the… Read More