...Todos sabemos que el calor altera las propiedades de los elementos y expande los materiales, también sabemos que el frio contrae los elementos, es decir tanto cargar y descargar la pila va alterando su composición física entonces al poner frio y contraer los elementos de alguna forma vuelve casi a la normalidad, si a esto sumamos que el frio produce hidrogeno, las pilas de litio se recuperan milagrosamente. Hecho esto la bateria recuperara Gran Parte de su Capacidad. Si no sabéis si os merece la pena hacerlo aqui traigo resultados: < < < RESULTADOS > > > » ANTES (DURACIÓN: 4 - 6 Horas): * WiFi: ON * BlueTooth: OFF * GPS: OFF * Sincronización Automática: OFF * Pantalla: Brillo 25% * Aplicaciones Abiertas: OperaMobile, Tuenti, Twitter, Whatsapp, Viber, ADW Launcher » DESPUÉS (DURACIÓN: 20 Horas) * WiFi: ON * BlueTooth: On * GPS: ON * Sincronizacion Automatica: ON * Pantalla: Bloqueada * Aplicaciones Abiertas: Tuenti, Twitter, Whatsapp, Viber, ADW Launcher, Marca.com * MÚSICA: Volumen Medio La duración de la batería puede variar en...
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...Índice Por su seguridad Instrucciones de seguridad 2 2 El Gigaset HD600 T ¿Qué es TDT? Gigaset HD600 T Funciones del mando a distancia Funciones del panel frontal Conexiones del panel trasero Funciones del panel lateral 4 4 4 6 9 9 10 Instalación del Gigaset HD600 T Preparar la instalación Seleccionar la antena Conectar dispositivos Diagrama de conexiones 11 11 11 12 13 Interfaz del menú Instalación por primera vez Menú de Configuración Menú DTV Menú AV IN (entrada de audio y vídeo) Menú Sincronizador de grabación Menú de navegación Menú copia de archivos Radio por Internet Menú IMS Actualización del firmware Guía electrónica de programación (EPG) de InOut TV 16 16 17 26 28 28 31 38 40 41 41 42 Anexo Especificaciones Preguntas más frecuentes Permiso Derechos de autor y marcas comerciales Garantía Declaración GPL Servicio Técnico (Servicio de Atención al Cliente) Certificado de garantía Condiciones generales de uso del servicio InOut TV 44 44 45 47 48 48 48 49 49 50 Glosario 51 1 Para su seguridad Lea detenidamente las instrucciones de seguridad antes de poner en marcha la unidad. Tenga en cuenta que algunas funciones descritas en estas instrucciones de uso no están disponibles en todas las versiones de software. Instrucciones de seguridad Instrucciones generales de seguridad Tenga a mano estas instrucciones de funcionamiento y entregue la unidad a otras personas solamente con las instrucciones y los accesorios suministrados...
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...Wi-FiFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to: navigation, search For the radio station, see WIFI (AM). Wi-Fi logoWi-Fi ( /ˈwaɪfaɪ/, also spelled Wifi or WiFi) is a popular technology that allows an electronic device to exchange data wirelessly (using radio waves) over a computer network, including high-speed Internet connections. The Wi-Fi Alliance defines Wi-Fi as any "wireless local area network (WLAN) products that are based on the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers' (IEEE) 802.11 standards".[1] However, since most modern WLANs are based on these standards, the term "Wi-Fi" is used in general English as a synonym for "WLAN". A device that can use Wi-Fi (such as a personal computer, video game console, smartphone, tablet, or digital audio player) can connect to a network resource such as the Internet via a wireless network access point. Such an access point (or hotspot) has a range of about 20 meters (65 feet) indoors and a greater range outdoors. Hotspot coverage can comprise an area as small as a single room with walls that block radio waves or as large as many square miles — this is achieved by using multiple overlapping access points. "Wi-Fi" is a trademark of the Wi-Fi Alliance and the brand name for products using the IEEE 802.11 family of standards. Only Wi-Fi products that complete Wi-Fi Alliance interoperability certification testing successfully may use the "Wi-Fi CERTIFIED" designation and trademark. Wi-Fi has had a checkered security...
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...INDOOR POSITION DETECTION USING WIFI AND TRILATERATION TECHNIQUE Nor Aida Mahiddin, Noaizan Safie, Elissa Nadia, Suhailan Safei, Engku Fadzli. Faculty of Informatics, University Sultan ZainalAbidin, Gong Badak Campus, Terengganu, Malaysia {aidamahiddin, aizan, elissa, suhailan, fadzlihasan}@unisza.edu.my ABSTRACT Various techniques that employ GPS signals such as A-GPS and GPS transmitters [4, 7] have been introduced with the hope to provide a solution for indoor positioning detection. We proposed the implementation of trilateration technique to determine the position of users in indoor areas based on Wi-Fi signal strengths from access points (AP) within the indoor vicinity. In this paper, percentage of signal strengths obtained from Wi-Fi analyzer in a smartphone were converted into distance between users and each AP. A user’s indoor position could then be determined using a formula proposed based on trilateration technique. KEYWORDS Indoor Position detection, WI-Fi, Trilateration Technique. 1 INTRODUCTION Global Positioning System (GPS) is a technology developed by United States of Defense (DoD) that has been used for military purposed. It is also the main technology that plays an important role in satellite navigation. The main purpose of GPS is to determine the position or coordinate of an object based on location, time and speed [2, 6] which provide Location Based Services (LBS) [5, 6]. Nowadays, the technology has been used ...
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...Wi-Fi is changing how we interact with computers. We are no longer tied to our desks with cables and are able to access information anywhere and anytime. Wi-Fi is a type of wireless network technology used for connecting to the Internet. The frequencies Wi-Fi works at are 2.3 GHz or 5 GHz, allowing them to deliver higher data than radio waves used by cell phones. Wi-Fi is basically just radio waves broadcast from a Wi-Fi router, a device detecting and deciphering the waves, and then sending back data to router. It works very similar to an AM/ FM radio but it is two-way communication channel. The "City That Never Sleeps” has brought free Wi-Fi Internet access in public spaces including 16 parks and tourist attractions such as Times Square and the Battery Park ferry terminal. Free Wi-Fi connectivity, available in Bryant Park and Union Square, is powered via AT&T and NYC partner organization NYCwireless. Transit Wireless, the organization tasked with outfitting the New York City's 110-year-old subway system with wireless infrastructure, aims to provide free Wi-Fi at all of New York City's 277 underground subway station by 2016. By late 2015, New York City is going to replace ageing payphones with the LinkNYC, by the company CityBridge, a designer of a device network that will give all five NYC boroughs free wireless Internet service of one gigabit per second within a radius of 150 feet. These boots will give New Yorkers 24/7 free Internet with up to gigabit speeds, free phone...
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...WIRELESS BROADBAND NETWORKS - Technical Implementation Guide AMD WHITEPAPER Version 1, Release 0.2 18th May 2004 For more information, see www.amd.co.th and contact us at: Email: partner@amd.co.th / Fax: +1-9177209888 i This page is intentionally left blank. ii For more information, see www.amd.co.th and contact us at: Email: partner@amd.co.th / Fax: +1-9177209888 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................... 1 1.1 Background .................................................................................................................... 1 1.2 About AMD .................................................................................................................... 1 TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW ................................................................................................ 2 2.1 Proprietary versus Standards-Based Solutions ............................................................... 3 2.2 Scalability and Interoperability ...................................................................................... 3 2.3 Radio Frequency (RF) .................................................................................................... 4 2.4 Attenuation and Interference .......................................................................................... 5 2.5 Transmitters, Receivers, and Transceivers ..........................................
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...ABSTRACT There are many trends in our IT industry. Here we are going to discuss about the emerging technology in IT (i.e.) Wi-Fi technology. Wi-Fi (wireless fidelity) is a way to connect to the internet without any wires or cumbersome cables. Wi-Fi technology uses a radio technology called 802.11 b for the wireless connectivity. 802.11 buses 2.4GHz of band frequency spectrum with a bandwidth of 11Mbps(802.11a-5GHz,54Mbps & 802.l1g-2,4GHz,54Mbps).In this paper we have discussed in detail about what Wi-Fi is and How does it work, what the hotspots are and how does the Wi-Fi technology has been implemented in these hotspots. The Wi-Fi technology finds its great utility in the device called Infinity Tele Smart patient-worn technology system, a full size patient monitor system, in the palm TX handheld device and also in many other medical types of equipment. It is also playing a major role in the Robotics. Though there exits many other wireless technologies such Bluetooth, Wi-Fi competes them with its high data transfer rate and the transmission of the data over a large distance. Though Wi-Fi is a very advantageous and a powerful technology, it is also posed to some defects during the transmission of the data. To say like, interference with the household devices like microwaves and it's also possible for hackers to use your access point to connect to the Internet. To overcome the above mentioned discrepancies, we have also discussed about the security measures...
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...Report Writing Guide Lines 1. Abstract —we cannot accommodate boldface, headings, or bullets within the abstract. You must either remove this formatting and incorporate the text into the abstract or move the content to the body of the text. If small caps are used for a definition in the Abstract, small caps must be used again (once ‐ for the same definition) within the body of text. 2. Table of Contents: The table of contents should not be numbered and the contents must start from page number 1. Any page(s) before table of contents should be numbered in Roman. The page numbers should match correctly to the actual contents in the final version of the report. Heading up to third level may be included in the table of contents. 3. List of Figures: All the figures used in report are mentioned here according to their page numbers 4. List of Tables: All the tables used in report are mentioned here according to their page numbers 5. List of acronyms: All the abbreviations and acronyms used in the report are listed here. 6. Introduction: 7. Research work: 8. Conclusion: 9. References: In‐Text Citations References to other sources should be numbered sequentially by order of mention in the text, with the number placed in brackets and the end of the sentence and printed on line (not as a superscript) like [1]. In‐text citations should appear at end of the clause/sentence. Multiple in‐text citations should appear as...
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...Wi-Fi Alliance certification is constantly evolving to ensure that Wi-Fi CERTIFIED products include the latest enhancements to the IEEE 802.11 standard and to support a growing set of applications and devices. As a result, Wi-Fi functionality is extended and its performance improved, while retaining backward compatibility with legacy Wi-Fi CERTIFIED products. The work of the IEEE 802.11 working group in areas that include enhancements in performance, security and roaming will keep Wi-Fi technology steadily improving. Among the most anticipated enhancements is IEEE 802.11n which will bring increases in throughput enabled by MAC and PHY technology innovations. Wi-Fi users have grown accustomed to the basic data functionality that Wi-Fi affords them. They have started to use Wi-Fi in new applications and devices and expect to have the same satisfactory experience as with their laptops. These new applications and devices, and the end user expectation of Wi-Fi in them, are the main drivers for the development of new Wi-Fi Alliance certification programs. Most emerging applications have a real-time component that translates into more stringent performance and conformance requirements. This has created a gradual shift towards an increased emphasis on these test areas in Wi-Fi Alliance certification and in the development of specific new programs designed to improve performance so that Wi-Fi CERTIFIED products can support these new applications. Wi-Fi...
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...Wireless Network Connections Bluetooth and Wi-Fi [pic][pic] Introduction There are multiple versions of a Bluetooth and not all Bluetooth specifications are the same. So you might want to make sure your two chosen devices will work with each other. All of the newer Bluetooth versions are backward-compatible, however, so as long as you’re using the more basic Bluetooth features, you won’t have much to worry about. Fewer products currently worked on Bluetooth 1.1 or 1.2, which offers such basic features as voice dialing, call mute, and last-number redial. In today’s world bluetooths main function are for music, printing, input and transfer. • Music-with Bluetooth wireless technology you can listen to music from your music player, mobile phone or computer using speakers, headphones, home stereos and many other devices. • Printing-with Bluetooth wireless technology you can also print your favorite pictures wirelessly directly from your Bluetooth enabled phone or PC. • Input-Bluetooth technology allows you to control your PC, laptop and more without the hassle of cords. • Transfer-easily transfer photos, music, and other information between your mobile phone and your PC or laptop using Bluetooth wireless technology. bluetooth versions • 1.1 Ratified as IEEE Standard in 2002 which allowed it to add the possibility of non-encrypted channels • 1.2 Faster connection and discovery with adaptive frequency-hopping...
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...Technology Overview New mobile computing devices are flooding the market with a dramatic demand for access to the internet. With Wireless Fidelity, or Wi-Fi, exploding in popularity, companies and even some whole localities are increasingly providing access to the public. Due to its popularity, varieties of businesses are exploring their options to stay relevant and attract customers. Airports, train stations, grocery stores and other public locations are offering free Wi-Fi in hopes to lure the consumer to purchase their products. Free public Wi-Fi facilitates a lengthier customer relationship and offers a competitive advantage against other local coffee shops offering the same consumables. The accessibility that retail companies have offered to their customers allows for easy and convenient access to the internet. Background Information Wi-Fi is radio-wave technology known as IEEE 802.11b. Wi-Fi has an inexpensive installation and runs with speeds up to 11Mbps. An existing local area network, LAN, needs to exist to install wireless access points. The advantages are the mobility it allows, ability for multiple devices to quickly access with or without authenticating, higher speeds than wired access, and installation costs. The disadvantages include the need for multiple wireless access points to increase signal strength in large areas, narrow area of space that the wireless signal reaches, connection hiccups and the weak security points of having a public network. There...
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...Term Paper Christopher Talbott American Public University System Wireless Networks and their Security Risks This purpose of this paper is to discuss the current state of Wireless networks. Their different security features and known issues with wireless technology. As well as how business implement Wireless networks, the different hacking methods used against Wireless networks and its future technological uses. There are many different wireless standards ranging from 802.11b to the new 802.11ac standard. Many manufactures exist with their own unique features for both home and business use. Each Wireless network standard was set forth an agreed upon by the IEEE or Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. “IEEE is the world's largest professional association dedicated to advancing technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity. IEEE and its members inspire a global community through IEEE's highly cited publications, conferences, technology standards, and professional and educational activities, ("About IEEE," 2014)”. The IEEE sets forth the standards for each 802.11 standard, starting with 802.11b, which is a “Wireless radio-frequency local area network. 802.11b, adopted Sept. 1999, operates at 11 Mbps in 2.4GHz band. By end of 2000, IEEE to approve backward-compatible 22 Mbps version of 802.11b HR, to be dubbed 802.11b HRb, (Palenchar, J. (2000)”. 802.11b was the first widely adopted Wireless network for home use. Routers and wireless cards...
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...Case Study 2: Wireless and Mobile Technology By Terry Boone Dr. Stevens CIS 500: Information Systems for Decision Making 5/24/2014 Wireless and mobile technologies have transformed our daily lives, and also made a huge impact on the business world. The definition of the terms wireless and mobile technologies are often used interchangeably; however, this is not the case. Wireless technology is the ability to communicate on the internet via devices without a wire. Mobile technology is the ability to communicate on the internet via wireless and over a wired connection. Mobile technology allow for a user to access the internet anywhere at any time; conversely, wireless technology is only limited to the broadcast area emanating from the router and modem combination. Businesses use wireless and mobile technologies to increase efficiency by saving money on installation costs freeing up funding to be used elsewhere. Businesses can use wireless technology to connect employees throughout building, but still be connected to important software that runs the businesses operations through portable devices. Cell phones, laptops, and tablets in conjunction with wireless technologies have created the possibility for employees to become more powerful. Smaller organizations must maximize the efficiency of workers, so they can compete. Small organizations must ensure that employees are always connected, in addition to not being tied down to a single location (Koose, n.d.). Smart phones...
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...The Benefits of Wi-Fi Thermostats for your home or business Carlos Serrano May 3, 2012 COC 100 Computer Concepts April 2012 Dirusso This paper is submitted in partial fulfillment of the Associates of Science Degree at Southern Technical College. Thesis Statement: How technology is used in the field of HVAC. The primary focus shall be placed on thermostats with Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi Capability has endless possibilities. Now you can buy a Wi-Fi thermostat, which will allow you to control your thermostat settings remotely, from a computer or even your iPhone. Your Wi-Fi Thermostat can be controlled from our iPhone app from anywhere in the world. For remote access, as with browser access, you will need a router that offers port forwarding facility. A fixed IP address from your ISP is required. I imagine some people would utilize this technology to hang out in bed in the morning before turning up the heat with their phone, but these devices are really handy for the frequent traveler, landlord, or anyone who owns a vacation home. While a programmable thermostat has already made many people's lives easier and cheaper, a thermostat with wireless capabilities takes things to a whole new level. Now, while a Wi-Fi thermostat is cool and affordable for many, it is still a relatively new technology. Heating and cooling your house is expensive. But you can usually reduce your bills by installing a programmable thermostat. This allows you to reduce...
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...Eric W. Branch Assign 1 Argument EN1420 I recently read an article by Nancy Trejos in USA Today about an argument over whether or not access to the internet is considered community property. On October 3, 2014 Marriott International agreed to pay a fine of $600,000 as well as adhere to a three year Compliance Plan for illegally interfering and disabling Wi-Fi networks established by it’s customers. In addition to the fine and Compliance agreement, Marriott will also file progress reports to the FCC every three months. The investigation began after a March 2013 complaint from an individual attending a convention at the Marriott Opryland Hotel stating that the hotel was “jamming mobile hotspots so that you can’t use them in the convention space.” Marriott officials stated that they believed that having their employees block Wi-Fi signals and then charging customers to use the hotels plan at a cost of sometimes up to $1,000 was legal in their eyes. According to the official FCC news release this was in direct violation of Section 333 of the Federal Communications Act. Marriott argued that they did this in the best interest of their customers. A company statement from Marriott argued that “Marriott has a strong interest in ensuring that when our guests use our Wi-Fi service, they will be protected from rogue wireless hotspots that can cause degraded service, insidious cyber-attacks and identity theft. Like many other institutions and companies...
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