i was looking around for some resources on making cheap wifi antennas. please post up your own of course, this one is from new zealand and serves up antenna e made from chinese cookware only setting ...

Although the Qi wireless power standard still seems like a niche technology, the Wireless Power Consortium keeps plugging away: it’s showing off a bunch of new inductive charging docks for vehicles ...

Smart ways to improve your Wi-Fi without upgrading your plan A weak Wi-Fi signal complicates your online lifestyle, but there are plenty of ways to boost your Wi-Fi signal to improve productivity and ...

Physicist and frequent eFlea participant Eric Einarsson built a yagi antenna to boost the reception and transmission distance for his brother’s cell phone. Eric writes: Here is some information and ...

Just because you’re on the road doesn’t mean you have to give up simple conveniences like access to the internet. Along with accessing vital information about the weather forecast or even keeping up ...

Who says a colander should only be used as a pasta strainer? Madcap dad Ian Harris is a member of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, who revere the pasta strainer as a religious garment. The ...

Most mobile network operators (MNOs) use ETSI Class 3 (C3) point-to-point (PTP) dish antennas when designing microwave backhaul links. However, a 2009 study by CommScope revealed that a significant ...

Ever wonder what was inside a cell phone booster, or what it is like to set up or use one? If so, [Kerry Wong]’s got you covered with his teardown of a Cel-Fi Go X Cell Signal Booster by Nextivity.