Create A Wifi HotSpot! With a Mac, an Ethernet Connection, and Airport.
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This video will show you how to make a wireless internet hotspot (basically a wifi zone) with just your mac, an ethernet cord (connected to your modem of course), and airport.
TAKE NOTE: Most mac computers already have airport compatibility on their computers. If you have bought a mac within the last 2 and maybe 3 years, you most likely will have airport compatibility.
Watching this video will help you releive the stress of having to deal with a router (I myslef had trouble using a router).
When you create your hotspot you will be able to use internet on:
*Your iPod Touch (first and second generation (1st gen), and second generation (2nd gen, or 2g) (any ipod touch version for future references))
*Your Sony PSP (includes psp 1000, 2000, and 3000 series (any version of psp, for future references))
*Another computer that has wifi compatibility
***basically anything that supports wireless internet.
Enjoy.
I did not find this out myself, I was lurking around youtube, and found a video.
This is not the video where I found it from, but it is really similar. The video will show you how to do this on MAC, Vista, and XP (Windows Vista, Windows XP)
I did not make the above linked video.
Comments by YouTube users:
“For those who are clueless:
The ethernet cord is what transfers the data from your modem to the computer. The modem is what connects to your ISP to get an internet connection. He is using the built in AirPort Card in his Mac Mini to broadcast the connection.
Hope that helped.”
–BigAl109
“Damn you just saved about 100 dollars plus!!!! Thanks…”
–xXxSandmanzRiPPiN
Duration : 0:12:51
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Orange Spv M3100: a Complete Business Solution On the Go
The Orange SPV M3100 is a mobile phone with attractive look and distinctive design if placed in the same core of HTC Hermes design. The handset is empowered with 3G technology and latest features like PDA, Wi-Fi and HSDPA networks. This handset is available and popular in the UK mobile market and among the people from business sector who frequently need to access business applications.
A perfect business solutionthe Orange SPV M3100 comes with business tools such as Microsoft Windows 5.0, push email solution, Orange mail and Direct Push functionality with the Microsoft Messaging and Security Feature Pack (MSFP)provide instant access to Outlook on the move. You can also access business applications like Word mobile, Excel Mobile and calendar functionsmake it a perfect and ultimate business solution kit for all.
With the Orange SPV M3100, you don’t have to think about the connectivity. This business phone is loaded with 3G, Wi-Fi, EDGE and HSPDA technologies that ensure fast performance wherever you go. The Orange SPV M3100 is the first handset to offer quad-band GSM connectivitystay connected anywhere in the world!
QWERTY keyboardthe Orange SPV M3100 provides a keyboard just like a PC attached to the handset. It gives a feel of a mini computer. You can create and edit presentations, documents, share file via Bluetooth, USB and Infra-Red connectivity. What else, Orange latest gadget connects to the Internet wirelessly via public Wi-Fi hotspots. It has enough memory (128MB) for storing documents, calendar and contact entries as well. All these features are concealed into a compact device.
If you want to keep track of your business on the go, get the Orange SPV M3100
and enjoy your personal as well as professional world with equal passion. Get connected with the Orange network and enjoy the contract mobile phone deals which may include offers like free handset, free minutes and free insurance depending upon the tariff plans.
Bradley Ben
http://www.articlesbase.com/cell-phones-articles/orange-spv-m3100-a-complete-business-solution-on-the-go-75220.html
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New HP/Palm Phone – the Veer 4G
HP released their new WebOS device on May 15, 2011 – the Veer 4G
The Veer 4G is HP’s newest offering in the wireless space. It is a tiny thing, roughly 3 1/2 by 2 1/8 x 1/2 inches, weighing in at approximately 3.5 ounces, right around the size of a credit card. It incorporates a slide out QWERTY keypad, although the buttons are so small as to be practically unusable.
The Veer is a HSPA-class device – 4G!
At least according to AT&T’s marketing folks it is, anyway. The Veer has HSDPA and HSUPA speeds enabled natively right out of the box. Since most of AT&T’s network sites are enabled for this service, as soon as you boot the Veer, it will show H+ in the display, indicating the service is there. However, since enhanced-speed backhaul from the tower to the Internet backbone is necessary for true 4G service, and this is not yet available everywhere, you may not get true 4G service from the Veer just yet.
The Veer 4G runs WebOS 2.0
If you’ve used a Palm Pre or a Pixi in the past, the OS will seem instinctively familiar to you. The same slide-and-flick operation is available on the Veer as on the older devices. To me, it is an easy to use device, except for its diminutive size, although I wouldn’t want a Veer as my primary web device. The application market available for the WebOS devices is severely lacking, trailing far behind even BlackBerry AppWorld and Windows Phone Market, traditionally the back of the field as far as these things go. The Veer’s lack of expandable memory is also a dealbreaker for me.
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Turn Your Laptop Into a Personal Wi-Fi Hotspot with Intel(R) My WiFi Technology
Intel® My WiFi Technology creates a Wi-Fi hotspot around your laptop that lets you print, share, sync and show wirelessly at home or on the go. With your own Wi-Fi Personal Area Network, you can connect Wi-Fi enabled devices (printers, digital cameras, personal media players, and speakers) directly to the laptop without cables or a wireless access point. And as you wirelessly move your digital content between your laptop and devices, your laptop can simultaneously be connected to the Internet via your home or any Wi-Fi network. Intel® My WiFi Technology is built into laptops with Intel® WiFi Link 1000, Intel® WiFi Link 5100 or Intel® Ultimate N WiFi Link 5300 adapters. No extra hardware required! Its available now on Microsoft Windows Vista and will be available for Microsoft Windows 7. Check out this video demonstration of how it works. Want more info? Check out the Intel® My WiFi Technology Community http://www.intel.com/go/mywifi.
Duration : 0:5:5
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Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard Is Now The Future
It is clear that one of the most important trends in computing, for both desktop PCs and notebook computers, is wireless connectivity. Anytime one surveys the massive tangle of wire, cables and cords that are common with any computer setup, it is evident that less would be more. This trend to eliminate as many computer cords as possible is one reason why the Bluetooth wireless keyboard will eventually replace their corded counterparts.
Because of the advances in battery life and in wireless technology networking, the day is coming that everything that needs to communicate with your computer, from the keyboard to the mouse and every other needed peripheral, will do so wirelessly. Apple once again seems to be leading the way, as they have been the first to make the enabled keyboard, of this technology, part of the standard suite of equipment that comes with their new iMac. Their keyboard is also a perfect compliment to their Apple Bluetooth Wireless Mighty Mouse, which has some additional fresh features for the humble mouse.
Other manufacturers are also offering enabled keyboard models of this technology, which can be used with any enabled computer of this technology, be it a desktop model or a laptop. In fact, these keyboards can also be used with a handheld computer or with a Bluetooth wireless technology PDA. While you probably don’t want to lug around your keyboard with your PDA, it can be a nice option if you want to quickly add contacts or notes from the home or office where you are using your keyboard.
If you are ready to make the switch to a Bluetooth wireless keyboard and a mouse, then one of the more popular options is the Rocketfish Wireless Multimedia Bluetooth Keyboard and Laser Mouse. This combination package of keyboard and mouse employs mobile wireless technology networking that has been getting very positive reviews from users. One note though, it will only operate with Windows computers and not with any Apple Macintosh personal computers.
Both the Rocketfish enabled keyboard of this technology and the wireless mouse utilize a USB adapter key, which is included in the package. This USB adapter key uses the WIDCOMM version 5.1, which gives the devices a range of up to 60 feet. However, this range might be considered overkill since not much will be readable on your computer screen at a distance of 60 feet, not matter how big the words or how sharp your eyes.
Not only does the USB key drive both the Rocketfish mouse and keyboard, but it also functions as a hub. This hub function allows you to transfer digital files to and from your computer or any other enabled device.
Reviewers have commented that the Rocketfish enabled keyboard of this technology is very thin and is also very stylishly designed and comes with a comfortable wrist pad built right into the unit. The keyboard has 104 keys for all the normal functions, and it also boasts 10 bonus keys.
These are “one-touch” keys that are intended to be used for multimedia access and control. For instance, one of the keys will open up an internet browser, one will get email, and still another will access the help screens. There are also dedicated keys for playing DVDs, with such functions as play, rewind, pause and fast forward, as well as keys for volume and mute.
The Bluetooth wireless keyboard and the mouse are just the first step in eliminating the wires and cords that can be so annoying and cumbersome. In addition to the convenience of working without wires, thanks to today’s mobile wireless technology, there are also some real benefits in ergonomics. With a wireless keyboard and mouse, you will no longer be limited to where you can position your keyboard, but can place it where it is most comfortable and where you are in an ergonomically correct position.
MIKE SELVON
http://www.articlesbase.com/technology-articles/bluetooth-wireless-keyboard-is-now-the-future-313572.html
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Looking for a new cheap mobile phone/pda or smart-phone WITH WIFI.?
Im looking foward to buy a new handset till next month or on christmas but i can’t find a good one. The one’s I have in mind seem to have some flaws that worry me. The first one is the Nokia C3, it looks like a good phone with a querty keyboard, though from the reviews I read it seems that the Operating system is outdated and it costs 109€ . The second one is the Samsung Monte. It’s a touch screen smart phone. The design is great, but many people complains about the browser not opening some web pages due to flash problems and due to the phone’s RAM. It also seems to have low battery life (300h stand-by compared to the 800 hours of the C3) it’s also the most expensive of the 3 (129€) . Finally the one i prefer. The HTC Touch Viva its also a touch screen pda equipped with windows mobile 6.1 pro. I would have already bought it but i can’t find it anywhere and i don’t want to buy it on the internet (i live in portugal). It costs (115€). So if you can help pick one of this 3, or advise a new one please do. Take in consideration that it’s price should be less than 150€and it must have WI-FI and Mp3/Music player.
monte is great
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How To Remote Controle Another Computer From Your One For Free
This Is How You Can Remote Control Your Computer For Free Using LogMeIn
Links:
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Duration : 0:9:14
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What services do i have to enable to get wireless internet to work?
I installed Tinyxp platinum 2 on a toshiba satellite 1110 laptop. My wireless internet is not working. I am using a netgear adapter, and it is showing me a red sign instead of a green (wrong signal). What services in xp do i have to enable in order for wireless internet to work? Eg, wireless zero configuration service
If your using the Netgear Adapter to get wireless internet most likely you have enabled Netgear to be your main software to find Wireless Networks in the are. Therefore instead of trying to connect through Windows which is the little monitor at the bottom corner by the clock you’ll have to check connections through the Netgear software.
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Verizon Wireless XV6800 Review Part 1 – BWOne.com
Part 1: Final review of XV6800 by Verizon Wirless. www.bwone.com
http://www.bwone.com/xv6800-windows-mobile-61-update/
Duration : 0:4:36
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Due verizon upgrade. How about the Motorola Q?
I’m due for the upgrade in a week. i want a PDA type phone for the key pad. I also like the windows mobile aspect too. I really love the Palm Treo 700wx, but its to pricey. so I’ll have to settle for something else. now the Q is nice but i guess it dosen’t allow editing of documents only viewing, and it only has 64MB of memory and only takes the mini SD cards. The only 4 things that make me consider this phone is: its thin, has the scroll feature, It’s price is right, and its a Motorola. if i had $400 just laying around it would be the Palm 700wx. Im not a business man or important. I’m just a guy that is interested in a pda with the some, or all of the above features in a phone. i’ve seen reviews, but could someone who has this phone or works with/uses this phone give me the pros and cons, so i can make a decision? also other phone suggestions are not out of the question, my contract ends June 08 which then I’ll probably go to cingular where they have better and more phones. thanks
I work in PDA tech support, so I have a pretty good idea of the flaws and features of different Verizon phones.
It sounds bad, but I wouldn’t advise ANYONE to buy a Moto Q…unless they’re willing to deal with a lot of freeze-ups and malfunctions. Yes, they’re cheaper than Treos, but there’s a reason for that. They’re not as high quality. I have replaced more Motorola Q’s than any other device, and it’s mostly due to one function flaw. They, like any computer-type device, freeze up sometimes…but unlike other PDA’s there is no reset button on the motorola q, all you can do to try to jump start it is take the battery out. The other PDA’s have a hard reset that you can do if the soft reset doesn’t work..the hard reset wipes out info, but if you’re syncing (which I recommend doing with ANY smartphone or PDA, considering how much of your info they have) you can get it right back, and your phone will be working within 3 minutes. The moto q doesn’t have a hard reset that is reachable if the phone isn’t working…you can only hard reset if it’s working properly, which is useless. So if your phone freezes up or doesn’t want to boot, you’re looking at at least 24 hours without the phone until you can get a new one, because after the 15-day worry free guarantee, you get replacements for PDA’s and smartphones through tech support, not at your local store. That’s why I wouldn’t recommend the Q.
However, I WOULD recommend the 700w or wx. They’re more reliable, you still have the Windows interface, they have more capabilities for document editing, and if something goes wrong, they are MUCH easier to fix, saving you time and frustration. The 700w is not available for sale online right now, but it is a little older than the wx and is probably in your local store…for a cheaper price. I can’t say for sure, I’m not in retail. The main (and only signficant) difference is it has less memory, but a mini SD card can remedy that.
My personal favorite windows-based device is the Audiovox 6700, aka a pocket pc. It’s $300 online (plus your new every two discount!), which is more expensive than the moto q, but soooo worth it. The keyboard slides out when you want to get online or type, displaying a full qwerty keyboard, and the screen switches from portrait to landscape. I’m honestly not sure if it has document-editing capabilites, and it’s not as thin as the q for sure, but it’s sooooooo much more reliable than either the q or the treo. In an average 25 calls a day, I get about 10 q calls (at least 2 of which are replacements), 5 treo 700x or wx calls (1 of which is a replacement), and 2 calls about this phone…and I’ve only done 4 or 5 replacements in a year of working in tech support.
I really hope I’ve helped. I’ll enclose a couple links to the vzw website, but I also recommend going into the stores and trying some PDA’s out to see which you like best, veen if you want to order online for the discounts. Remember, there’s ALWAYS the 15-day worry free guarantee, so if you get one you have a couple weeks to try it out and exchange it for something else for ANY reason. Also, you can call 1-800-922-0204 to talk to some other people in tech support who are experts on these phones…though they might not be as brutally honest, since we’re recorded and screened by Verizon on ALL calls. Good luck!
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