Tag: Wireless - Latest Releases

Jun 19, 2012 - Utah based Century Software today announces TinyTERM ITX 2 for iPad, a second-generation mobile terminal emulation app providing secure access to mission critical legacy applications. TinyTERM ITX 2 for iPad provides 21 exact DEC, Wyse and IBM terminal emulations for wireless access to UNIX, Linux and VMS systems. Users with desktop host access can now benefit from secure mobile access to existing enterprise software immediately.

May 22, 2012 - QuickerTek, the technology leader in mobile power and wireless networking for Apple computers, has announced the Little Black Box II universal external battery which adds 10 more hours of battery life to Apple iPads. Regardless of the Apple mobile device, you can add loads of additional battery life with the new QuickerTek Little Black Box II external battery box, it powers and charges Apple mobile devices from the iPhone to the iPod, iPad and more.

May 02, 2012 - NetSpot WiFi site survey and analysis utility is finally available on the Mac App Store hitting Top 5 ranking in the Utilities category and Top 20 overall. Built from scratch to map your WiFi coverage using your built-in AirPort adapter, NetSpot is a professional wireless network management app designed exclusively and natively for Mac OS. Polished UI, exceptional usability and a balanced set of features make many users wonder why NetSpot is free.

Apr 24, 2012 - NetSpot WiFi site survey and analysis utility is finally available on the Mac App Store hitting Top 5 ranking in the Utilities category and Top 20 overall. Built from scratch to map your WiFi coverage using your built-in AirPort adapter, NetSpot is a professional wireless network management app designed exclusively and natively for Mac OS. Polished UI, exceptional usability and a balanced set of features make many users wonder why NetSpot is free.

Mar 24, 2012 - Published by App2Pro, AirDisk Pro turns any iOS device into a personal and secure wireless drive, allowing users to save, manage, edit and view files on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. Connecting via Wi-Fi to either Mac or PC desktops allows files to be easily transferred via Finder or Windows Explorer and then viewed or edited directly on the device using a variety of included in-app utilities. AirDisk Pro allows users to use their device as a virtual wireless hard drive.

Mar 23, 2012 - Sheng Apps has released Air Chalk, a digital chalkboard using iOS for educators teaching or presenting in class. With Air Chalk, it is now possible to conduct an entire class using a mobile device such as iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. Teachers can draw or write text into their mobile device, and the content gets displayed onto a projector screen using wireless network connection. Air Chalk also has some nice features to help presenters save, edit, organize, and share their chalkboards.

Mar 16, 2012 - Published by App2Pro, AirDisk Pro turns any iOS device into a personal and secure wireless drive, allowing users to save, manage, edit and view files on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. Connecting via Wi-Fi to either Mac or PC desktops allows files to be easily transferred via Finder or Windows Explorer and then viewed or edited directly on the device using a variety of included in-app utilities. AirDisk Pro allows users to use their device as a virtual wireless hard drive.

Mar 15, 2012 - Sheng Apps has released Air Chalk, a digital chalkboard using iOS for educators teaching or presenting in class. With Air Chalk, it is now possible to conduct an entire class using a mobile device such as iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. Teachers can draw or write text into their mobile device, and the content gets displayed onto a projector screen using wireless network connection. Air Chalk also has some nice features to help presenters save, edit, organize, and share their chalkboards.

Mar 02, 2012 - The Macintosh, released in 1984, became the first computer intuitive enough for the rest of us. Securifi's Almond is the first wireless router for the rest of us. It sports a color touch screen that does away with PC- or Mac-based setup or maintenance. Almond not only removes the need for the intimidating web-driven interfaces consumers have struggled with for over a decade, it removes the need for operating through a PC or Macintosh entirely.