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	Still deploying 11n Wi-Fi? You might want to think again In this Network World Digital Spotlight, "Harnessing Gigabit Wi-Fi," we do a deep dive on the latest Wi-Fi developments. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Wireless Infrastructure Seminar - Atlanta Wireless Infrastructure Seminar – Hilton Atlanta Attend and discover how your IT operations can take advantage of exciting new possibilities like cloud-based management, unified wired/wireless management, mobile unified communications, location and tracking services, and more. April 29, Hilton Atlanta. Free seminar. Register Now. In this Issue iPhoneys: Apple iPhone 6 concepts Linksys WRT1900AC Wi-Fi router: Faster than anything we've tested The cool art of vintage phone booths Aerohive's new access points remove deployment barriers Automakers show off in-vehicle Wi-Fi, new smartphone interfaces Fon pitches Wi-Fi router with Spotify integration via Kickstarter Please "Like" Network World on Facebook Where's my gigabit Internet, anyway? Small businesses could benefit from wireless industry 'kill switch' plans : Akamai Technologies, Inc. Delivering Flawless User Experiences Knowledge Vault Watch this multipart video series and learn how Akamai has been leading the video revolution on the Web; how Akamai solutions are helping companies enable secure, high-performing and highly scalable user experiences on any device, anywhere. Learn More iPhoneys: Apple iPhone 6 concepts Moving beyond iPhone 5S and 5C, new designs feature bigger screens and more magic Read More Linksys WRT1900AC Wi-Fi router: Faster than anything we've tested When Linksys first showed me a WRT1900AC prototype last year, I thought to myself, wow: I hope its performance lives up to its audacious looks. The good news is that it does--for the most part. In fact, it's the fastest router I've ever tested. The bad news is that its $280 MSRP marks it as the most expensive router I've ever tested (Linksys launched the router with a $250 sale price). Read More The cool art of vintage phone booths Once ubiquitous to almost any street corner, cell phones have largely rendered phone booths to history's scrap heap. But people are doping some interesting things with the telephone booths that remain. In Brazil for example, they encourage artists to paint the systems with wild colors. In England there's a company that turns the old red boxes into all manner of items – including a shower stall. New York City recently made a bunch of telephone booths into Wi-Fi hotspots. Take a look at some of the cooler colors of the telephone booth. Read More : ExaGrid How Data Deduplication Impacts Recovery Data deduplication has clear benefits when it comes to efficiently retaining backup data on disk and replicating data offsite for disaster recovery – you save both disk space and bandwidth by employing deduplication. Learn More Aerohive's new access points remove deployment barriers To say Wi-Fi is hot is as big an understatement as saying that A-Rod is a cheater. Everyone knows it's true, but it's bigger than most people think. In a joint ZK Research/Tech Target Network Purchase Intention Survey that was run near the end of 2013, Wi-Fi ranked as the No. 2 in priority for network managers, behind only the red-hot security market. Read More Automakers show off in-vehicle Wi-Fi, new smartphone interfaces Ahead of the big New York Auto Show, several car companies today displayed in-vehicle infotainment systems that connect to smartphones to use mobile apps, music playlists, calling features and calendars. Read More Fon pitches Wi-Fi router with Spotify integration via Kickstarter Free Wi-Fi aggregator Fon is hoping to boost the popularity of its network with the Gramofon, a router that integrates music streaming. The first service to be added is Spotify, but more are on the way. Read More WHITE PAPER: 8x8, Inc When Disaster Tests Your Business, Cloud Can Save It Find out why the survivors of Hurricane Sandy and other recent calamities say they wish they'd had cloud-based business VoIP communications, rather than "the vulnerability and limitations of the premises-based communications we had in place." Read Now Please "Like" Network World on Facebook More network news, and a chance to chat with your peers about Network World content and hot topics in the world of networking. Read More Where's my gigabit Internet, anyway? For Americans used to roughly 10Mbps broadband connections, the idea of gigabit Internet can feel a little like science fiction. Streaming 4K video without hiccups? Enormous file downloads happening in seconds? Oh, sure. Read More Small businesses could benefit from wireless industry 'kill switch' plans The kill switch application wireless carriers and device manufacturers plan to make available next year for new smartphones could benefit small businesses on a tight budget, an expert says. Read More
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