Response from: Integrator4    (12/10/08 10:25am)

I read your post about the wireless app for the IPhone and I thought it was just amazing at how far wireless technology has come. I have an Itouch and I'm definetly going to search out the AT&T wifi app, even though I'm a little to late to get the app for free.

I also wanted to mention a growing wireless technology that is gaining ground with many businesses, free space optics.

Free space optics basically act as a wireless fiber optic cable capable of transfering data, voice, and video communications accross short distances. When I say short disntances I am talking about a few street or blocks, so still a reasonable distance.

This type of technology is great for businesses that have several building or offices that span an entire campus or are seperated by a couple of block. It also has some practical applications in security, temporary communications if your fiber optic network is "under construction", LAN extension, and fiber backbone extension.

We have also recently started using the Canon Canobeam and have been extremely happy with it. It is certainly a leader in this type of technology. I found alot of information about the Canobeam with general info, videos, and product info at www.freespaceoptics1.com.

Free space optics is extremely valuable in saving money, espically in this day and age of businesses tightening up their belts. Free space optics saves on fiber optic cable infrastructure installation and upkeep as well as network upkeep.

I always like to pass on info about new and proven technology and products, so I hope this helps with some of the fiber optic network issues.

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