Some Wi-Fi inspired odds and ends that push the boundaries of the law, science, and common sense. The Slurpr is a Frankenstein Wi-Fi router that aggregates the bandwidth from up to six Wi-Fi networks into one pipe. The device was developed by Mark Hoekstra at Geek Technique. Hoekstra and a partner plan to release the hardware and the software for free so you can build your own. The Slurpr is intended to aggregate only free Wi-Fi connections, of course. But…
Wow Wish I had one of those routers
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Strong WiFi signal is comparable to low powered microwave oven, because they operating in very high frequency, which my disrupt your cellular activity.
Yes, it is dangerous for our health
Kistner is a technology writer living in Cambridge, Mass. Her main focus is networking and wireless.
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