Wireless stories - Page 38

Bay of Plenty Polytechnic has reduced its downtime and complaints about network speed by upgrading its switches.

Telco will launch 4G in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch next month - available to both prepaid and pay- monthly customers at no additional cost.

In unveiling the first access points capable of supporting 802.11ac, Aerohive can now provide speeds up to 1.3Gbps...

Telecom NZ to revolutionize mobile data usage, transforming phone boxes into over 2,000 WiFi hotspots nationwide by mid-2014.

I was fortunate to spend a month with Samsung's latest television the UA55F8000 or the F series to you and me.

Brocade and Aruba Networks have announced a strategic relationship to deliver an open-standards based unified campus network.

An overwhelming majority of business leaders believe their customers and clients worry about breaches of personal data held by their organisations.

Mako Networks and AirTight Networks reveal new reciprocal agreement to bundle Mako's network management system and AirTight's Wi-Fi technology.

Westcon secures NZ exclusivity for Juniper products, bolstering an 8-year partnership and aiming to strengthen network solutions across enterprises.

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As network switching providers in enterprise, data centre and cloud, both companies will work together to extend their products and technologies.

In a bid to bring fun back into enterprise Wi-Fi, company hires 20-year veteran of wireless and IT infrastructure.

Telecom is building the country's largest public Wi-Fi network – comprising up to 3000 hotspots – we uncover why.

Ingram Micro intensifies its Fortinet partnership, aiming to elevate network security across businesses of all sizes with comprehensive solutions.

G Cloud Backup: The app that saves your contacts, messages and more, ready to be reinstalled onto a new phone.

Auckland residents to enjoy free city-wide Wi-Fi in a Telecom trial, assessing demand before the service ends in September.

An almost $500,000 investment in new computer equipment over the last three years has seen West Coast primary schools become more tech savvy.

Future networks will cost about half of what traditional networks cost today as users across the globe push organisations to create BYOD ready environments.

AeroHive revolutionises wireless networking for large-scale users, bypassing conventional controller failures with its novel cloud-based system.

Brother last week officially introduced it's new high speed business grade HL-S7000DN printer to the local market. Why is it so different ?.