High wireless act

Article Abstract:

The wireless networking, the linking of computers to each other and to the internet using high-speed radio transmissions rather than a traditional tangle of cables, has emerged as a new method of connectivity. The Wi-Fi services allow users in a limited area to gain access to the Internet or corporate networks, either through dedicated equipment within office or through public hotspots, which can be used by anyone.

Usage, Wireless networking equipment, Wi-Fi, Wireless networking

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Voice over IP

Article Abstract:

Sending telephone calls over a data network i.e. Voice over IP, which has long been in use in large corporations, are now being preferred by smaller business houses and home users. Although it saves money, and enables other services such as call waiting, conferencing, the cheapest services are for outgoing calls only and voice quality can be problematic.

Telephone and telegraph apparatus, Telephone Apparatus Manufacturing, Interconnect Equipment, Computer networks, Voice over IP, VoIP (Network protocols), Computer networking equipment, Monitor/keyboard extender, VoIP (Network protocol)

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Home court advantage

Article Abstract:

Joseph Gutnick is suing Dow Jones for allegedly publishing a defamatory article on its Web site of its business periodical Barron's.

United States, Company legal issue, Cases, Libel and slander, Newspaper publishing, DJ, Dow Jones & Company Inc., Barron's (Periodical), Gutnick, Joseph

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