Articles on Wireless

Barnes & Noble's Nook announced - Oct 21, 2009

Crave While information on Barnes & Noble's new e-book reader, the Nook, has been trickling out for several days, the company unveiled the new US$259 device on its Web site Tuesday ... Read story »

SITEX 2009: Blu-ray players - Nov 25, 2009

Features If you're upgrading your home theater system to full-HD, pairing it with a Blu-ray player will instantly bring out the best in your flat-panel TV with pristine full-HD visuals and film-centric 24p playback speed. We've rounded up your best options at SITEX, and will update this as better deals come up. Read story »

Verizon turns Wi-Fi handsets into TV remotes - Aug 24, 2009

Crave Verizon Communications is getting ready to launch a new feature that allows its Fios TV customers to interact with their sets using their Verizon Wireless cell phones, according to a story ... Read story »

M1 DataSave backs up your phone's data for S$2.14 per month - Nov 4, 2008

Crave Backing up your phone's data can be a chore, especially if it requires you to configure multiple settings. Not for MobileOne (M1) subscribers, though, if the Singapore-based telco has anything ... Read story »

Looks like a bracelet, plays like an iPod - Nov 17, 2008

Crave Apparently, Apple fanboys (and girls) are determined not to let the iPod fade away into obscurity and let Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak's prophecy come true where he predicts the music ... Read story »

Olympus brings wireless flash control to SP-560UZ with firmware update - Dec 7, 2007

Crave Olympus just released the latest firmware for its super-zoom EVF (electronic viewfinder) camera, the SP-560UZ. Version 3.1 of the camera's firmware includes a unique feature: Support for Olympus' wireless RC flash ... Read story »

Wireless-USB advocate touts growing list of offerings - Aug 18, 2008

Crave A MacBook Air can connect with a television and mouse via wireless USB. It's also connected to a hub and a keyboard. Working on a Fujitsu Siemens laptop to cordlessly watch ... Read story »

I'm beta testing Maxis FTTH! - Nov 15, 2009

Blogs I got very lucky to be one of the beta testers for Maxis Fibre's home broadband Internet. It was open to only about 50 users in Bangsar Baru. Lucky me! The ... Read story »

IDF 2009: Taking mobility to the next level of cool - Sep 24, 2009

Features We had a glimpse of what Intel has in store for consumer notebooks at its Fall IDF event.  Read story »

Wireless camera powered by fluorescent light - Dec 3, 2007

Crave Here's another one for green tech. Japan's NEC has unveiled a wireless camera capable of being powered by something as frugal as fluorescent light, with this acting like the sun's solar ... Read story »

Belkin prices its wireless HDMI kit - Jul 11, 2008

Crave More details have been announced for Belkin's highly anticipated FlyWire wireless HDMI kits. Two flavors are available: The US$999.99 FlyWire for house-wide installation and a US$699.99 R1 edition for an in-room ... Read story »

Enabling Wi-Fi in any camera - Oct 31, 2007

Crave Take a picture. Put down the camera. Clap your hands. Now check your Flickr account. The picture's in an online folder. It's sheer magic. Or maybe not. The Eye-Fi card is ... Read story »

What's the big deal about WiMAX? - Oct 6, 2008

Features Sprint Nextel in the US has made headlines as it's started lighting up its first WiMAX network. But what exactly is WiMAX? Read story »

Aerielle intros i2i Stream - Dec 21, 2007

Crave Aerielle Inc., the company responsible for engineering FM transmitters for Kensington, iRiver, and SanDisk, is launching its own wireless music-sharing device called the i2i Stream Digital Music Broadcaster. The i2i Stream ... Read story »

Wireless iPod speakers that are... actually wireless - Oct 23, 2007

Crave There are a lot of dubious claims in the world of consumer electronics. Some of my favorites are "DVD-quality video" and "CD-quality sound" (for digital media that is often anything but) ... Read story »

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