How to install the wireless router

Before you install the router, power down your PC.Then disconnect the Ethernet cable from your PC and connect it to your router's WAN port so that the Ethernet cable connects the modem to the router. Now, the string a second Ethernet cable between your PC's Ethernet port and one of the router's Ethernet ports. Connect your modem to the WAN port on the router and your PC to an open Ethernet port on the router.
Turn on the modem and wait until it connects. Plug in and power on the router and turn on your PC.
When your system boots, open a browser window and try a few Web sites to test your Internet connection. If all seems to be working, skip to step 4.

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How to install the wireless adapters

Install the Wi-Fi adapter in each system that will connect wirelessly to the router.
If you're using the D-Link PC Card and PCI adapters, install the software from the CD before installing the hardware, then shut down your system, install the adapter, and reboot.
After Windows boots, the Found New Hardware wizard should appear and initiate the driver installation.
Select "Install the software automatically" and click Next.
If you see a message warning that the driver has not passed Windows logo testing, click Continue Anyway.
Install a PCI card in each desktop system you want to connect to your network.

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How to configure the wireless systems

If still you are unable to connect to wireless internet, you may need to take another step or two.
On a Windows XP system, try disabling the Windows wireless-configuration feature to establish a connection. This step is also necessary if you want to use the bundled utilities.
To disable this feature,
Click the XP Networking icon (it looks like two computer monitors) in the system tray at the bottom right of your screen. Click the Advanced button from the Wireless Network Connection dialog, and select the Wireless Networks tab.
Uncheck "Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings" and click OK to accept the change. Now reboot your system to bring the connection to life. If your wireless systems won't connect to the Internet, try disabling Windows XP's wireless connection utility.


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Verizon Wireless Fivespot – Global-Ready Portable Mobile HotSpot

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Verizon Wireless has officially announced the upcoming launch of its new ZTE-made Fivespot portable mobile hotspot, which the company claims as the first global ready 3G mobile hotspot, pre-loaded with a SIM card, allowing users to share the wireless connection with up to 5 Wi-Fi capable devices in the nation and around the world.

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How to Go Completely Wireless in Your Home [Video]

Most of us have a Wi-Fi-capable router, but not all of our devices can receive a wireless signal. Not every PC is equipped with a Wi-Fi card, for example. If you have a few Ethernet-only devices—like an old Xbox, an Xbox 360 (and you don't want to empty your pockets for its wireless adapter), or cheaper nettops—that could only be connected to your router by running a cable across the floor, in many cases you may be better off setting up a wireless bridge.

Wireless Bridge

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Fujitsu Unveils High Efficiency Wireless Charging Technology For Mobile Market

Wireless charging is not something really new but there is still room for improvement and just recently, Fujitsu Laboratories Limited has announced a much higher efficiency wireless charging technology targeted for smartphone market. Instead of relying on electromagnetic induction that being widely deployed by other manufacturers, the new technology is claimed to be using magnetic resonance mechanism that can greatly enhance its efficiency with greater coverage radius for speedy charging wirelessly.

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Logitech H760 Wireless Headset With Integrated Equalizer

Logitech has announced the launch of new Logitech Wireless Headset H760, which features a rotating noise-cancelling microphone for reducing background noise, and an integrated equalizer that designed to optimize sound for voice, music, movies as well as games, aiming to deliver a clear, crisp and superior audio quality.

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