About Computer Networking: 802.11n, iPod Touch Apps, and Internet Bandwidth

Computer Networking In the Spotlight | More Topics |   from Bradley Mitchell Did you know that About.com is looking for contributing writers? One of the positions currently open is in the area of Home Automation, affiliated with our Wireless/Networking site. If you're interested, see the sidebar below right for a link. If not, continue on to our normal selection of new and interesting articles from the world of computer networking.   In the Spotlight Do You Really Need 802.11n / Wireless-N? Several of our readers posted their opinions on the need for 802.11n (Wireless-N) on home networks. What was the consensus? Let's just say that makers of 802.11n equipment may be none too pleased. Do you agree with what these others are saying? This is your chance to be heard.              More Topics About.com Contributing Writer - Home Automation Apply here POLL: Are Wi-Fi Gadgets On Your Holiday Shopping List? Some yes, some no.... Wireless/Networking Glossary Networking terms from A-Z, simplified The OSI Model Of interest to students 802.11n vs 802.11b/g and 802.11a Wi-Fi standards compared Two Routers on One Home Network Sometimes useful Wireless/Networking Message Board Keep those questions (+ answers) coming The Best iPhone Appa for Computer Networking? Ever since I bought my wife an iPod touch for an anniversary gift, she's been busy downloading apps. Tons of them. While I haven't talked her into trying Lightsaber Unleashed 2.1 yet, she's got many of the other good ones covered.   Top Internet Speed Test Services With all that app downloading going on, I'm not sure how much Internet bandwidth is actually left over at my house to do things like research my next article or send in this newsletter. Fortunately, several online services are available to help me check on that. Unfortunately, upgrading from 802.11g to 802.11n won't give me any more bandwidth.     Sponsored Links   Feeling Under the Weather? Evaluating Your Cold Symptoms How to tell when a runny nose is just a cold, and when it might be turning into something more serious and require a visit to the doctor. More> Wireless / Networking Ads Wi Fi Finder Network Topology Network Architecture Iphone App Network Data Systems More from About.com: the Shopping List Top Holiday Toys Gift Giving Made Easy Best Xbox Video Games Beauty Presents for Her Coupons and Bargains     Visit Related About GuideSites: Cell Phones Internet / Network Security Internet for Beginners Mobile Office Technology Focus on Windows   Search About      Sign up for more free newsletters on favorite topics. You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Computer Networking newsletter as networking.world@GMAIL.COM. If you wish to change or remove your email address, please visit: http://www.about.com/nl/usgs.htm?nl=compnetworking&e=networking.world@GMAIL.COM About respects your privacy. Our Privacy Policy. Our Contact Information. 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2008 About, Inc.