Even though computer wireless networks havent been around for very long, the basic technology used to create them is more than 100 years old. WiFi uses radio waves to send and receive data and connect smartphones, tablets, and computers to the Internet. Today, almost everywhere you go has WiFi, including schools, coffee shops, and the library. The inner workings of this ubiquitous technology will fascinate readers, who probably use it every day. Accompanied...

Elementary readers will follow the sequence of how wireless technologies have brought us from the first Morse code radio transmission to today's "Internet of Things."

This book talks about all kinds of remote controls used on TVs, video games, smartphones, and remote controlled toys. A remote control can actually turn your lights on and off, change the temperature in a room, and even lock your doors! But, be sure not to lose it or YOU might actually have to get up and do it for yourself!

"Today more than ever Open Broadcaster Software is being recognized as a valuable video production tool in the broadcast industry. This book is a beginners guide to the world's most popular live streaming software!"--Publisher's description.

The widespread adoption of mobile devices coupled with an insatiable appetite for new applications by workers, has forced organizations to broaden the scope of their mobile policies and strategies. Today, IT and business leaders must look beyond simply managing mobile devices and include the management of mobile applications. In this report, Jonathan Dale, Product Marketing Manager at Fiberlink Inc., explores the benefits and challenges of mobile...