Mostly for the convenience of using the Internet anywhere in her apartment, Ms. Freeman, 58, said that for the last six months she has been using a wireless network a friend showed her how to tap into.
There, using a wireless network connection, it spends the day spooling through a parade of Internet widgets, like headlines, stock prices, weather, photos, Twitter or Facebook feeds, top 10 lists, e-mail, sports scores and jokes.
Backed by an association of Northwest tribes, the Makah are moving toward realizing a technological vision that includes offering reservation residents video on demand, distance learning, online medical consultation and Internet-based telephone service -- all using a wireless network built and maintained by Indians and benefiting the tribe.
Steve McMaster, the chief executive of Sam Six, a company in Portland, Ore., that develops software for utilities to make distribution and transmission of electricity more efficient, would like to see devices throughout a home fitted with computer chips so that they could use a wireless network to report directly to utilities.
It might eventually use a wireless network, says Jason Fuchs, director of information technology.
Experiments have been carried out using a wireless network testbed capable of implementing a 3-user MIMO interference channel.
In this paper, our main objectives are to efficiently estimate and track diffusive source location using a wireless network of chemical sensor capable of sensing in diffusive environment.
We here evaluate the performance of our method with using a wireless network in Figure 10. Figure 14 shows the average throughput of each STA as a function of Δ r.
Experiments have been carried out using a wireless network testbed capable of implementing a 3-user MIMO interference channel and considering IA decoding schemes designed according to distinct criteria (e.g., zero-forcing or MaxSINR).
