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Minding the VoIP… Today s Wi-Fi mostly sucks for voice over IP (coined VoFi by industry socialite Craig Mathias). Originally developed for best-effort data delivery, Wi-Fi is a half-duplex, shared medium where users fight for access on a first-come, first-served basis. So as load… TheRuckusRoom

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Cisco Validates Smarter Wi-Fi, Sort Of. Informants have hinted that Cisco is planning to unveil a new line of 802.11n dual band access points next week. What’s more Cisco says these APs will use the “built-in” 802.11n beamforming functionality for the first time. Beamforming is an… TheRuckusRoom

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Femtomorrow? Wi-Fi Regardless. Have femotocells become the next WiMax (read: lots of pilots, few commercial deployments)? Like WiMax, there’s so much written about this new technology but very little real-world services (so far). I’ve yet to see any device with WiMax support. But… TheRuckusRoom

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Fonera 2 Combines Wi-Fi Sharing, BitTorrent, Network Storage (Wired News) The newest router from Fon will add file-sharing, automatic YouTube video uploading and network storage capabilities to the company’s signature router, which already enables internet sharing via Wi-Fi.

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Pest Control: 802.11n’s Dirty Little Secret There’s a big elephant in the Wi-Fi room and it’s not just Cisco. But no one (read vendors) seems to want to talk about it in front of customers. We will. The biggest problem with 802.11n systems today is lack… TheRuckusRoom

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