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markh14

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#62599 10-Jun-2010 14:24
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Steve jobs had wifi problems at the iphone 4 announcement

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znxQOPFg2mo

The reason? Not enough spectrum left.

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  #340300 10-Jun-2010 16:58
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It was funny, google had the same problem with a recent demo.

Everyman and his dog with a wifi enabled laptop/network/smartphone in one room. No surprise what happened (in hindsight), obvious a suprise to Apple and Google at the times!



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  #340490 11-Jun-2010 00:31
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Well they should put a 5GHz radio into their phones so they become usable on campus and corporate networks.

At tech, those with dual band N on their machines had an awesome connection to the lan (not the internet because that connection was too small) I never tried my A/B/G card to see if there was any A support on the 5GHz band, but I know that some accesspoints do it.

people with G only had constant disconnections, lag, macs popping up warnings about the security of the network being compromised, windows machines failing to get IP's etc.




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