Unwire

Unwire with TurboTenna®

The WiFi is now everywhere, sprung from the public hotspots, accelerated by wide household adoption and fostered by many governments with free access. What many people don't know is that they could readily catch it freely using the right tool, and even work out a plan with the neighbors for sharing access.

Current 2010 News

Minneapolis WiFi network declared complete

Philly to buy former Earthlink muni-WiFi network

WiFi becoming valuable customer retention tool

WiFi takes a seat at the cellular table

Verizon Wireless inches closer to full WiFi embrace

AT&T Verizon bolster WiFi offerings

BendBroadband lights up first commercial HSPA+ network

BendBroadBand HSPA+ tariff

FCC publishes broadband plan framework

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Most wireless LAN access points and routers offer a power output of 15dBm (or 25mW) which has a range of 30-50 meters in an open space. Unlike a cordless phone of 900MHz, the power of 2.4GHz WiFi phone decays rapidly when concrete walls and obstacle alike are getting in the transmission path. It is therefore necessary to boost the signal strength and quality by means of antenna and amplifier devices such as a TurboTenna to ensure the realtime multimedia and data traffic quality.