SlashGear for iPad and iPhone

‘wireless network’ Stories

T-Mobile responding to AT&T with newspaper ad campaign

, Mar 6th 2013 Discuss [0]

You may have seen the AT&T newspaper ad a few days ago that attacked T-Mobile for its slow data network and the high number of dropped and failed calls. However, T-Mobile got a kick out of it, but it looks like they're not letting AT&T have the last word. The company is prepared to push out several advertisements to newspaper as early as today. Read The Full Story

GOWEX free wifi hits NYC: yes, it’s real!

, Mar 5th 2013 Discuss [0]

This week the folks at GOWEX have begun their roll-out of free wireless internet across the fine city of New York. With this push, the company will be testing their "FREEWiFiGOWEX" network to see if it's truly worth the effort for them to trade their services for subsidies from mobile brands like AT&T as well as advertising dollars from massive amounts of partners they've got on-hand. And it's live - you can connect right this second! Read The Full Story

LG Wireless Ultra HD Transmission hands-on: quick as a whip!

, Feb 26th 2013 Discuss [0]

This week we’ve had the opportunity to take a peek at – and play with – LG’s brand new Wireless Ultra HD Transmission technology – the world’s first! Of course such claims are a always a bit subjective, but from what we’ve experienced here, they’re not kidding around with this technology being mightily impressive. The demonstration came from Mobile World Congress 2013 where LG had an LG Optimus G connected (wirelessly) to a rather high definition LG television, playing a fabulous first-person game to show the instantaneousness of the transfer of information.

ultrahd

Read The Full Story

Google is creating a mysterious wireless network in Mountain View

When Google starts working on a project, technology fans, and people all around the world start paying attention. Not too long ago Google rolled out its incredibly fast fiber-optic network in Kansas City offering some of the fastest Internet speeds in the country. Word has now surfaced that Google is working on a new project at its Mountain View, California headquarters. Read The Full Story