Boosting WiFi signals with a parabolic antenna made from a beer can and slipping it over the wireless router's own antenna has become the latest 'remarkably simple' DIY cellphone hack
Yoga and Wifi Replace Vodka At Moscow�s Famed Gorky Park
For years, Moscow's historic Gorky Park, the spooky location of US writer Martin Cruz Smith's thriller, was a tacky, neglected space with ancient rollercoasters, vodka and candy floss.
For years, Moscow's historic Gorky Park, the spooky location of US writer Martin Cruz Smith's thriller, was a tacky, neglected space with ancient rollercoasters, vodka and candy floss.
The first step is to wash out your empty beer can. Once the can has dried, remove it's pull tab.
Then, using the utility knife, saw off the to and bottom of the can, cut through one side of the remaining cylinder and bend it into a semicircle.
Increase Battery Life on Your Smartphones and Laptops With New 'WiFi Napping'
A Duke University student, under the direction of an Indian assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, has found a new system to double the battery life of mobile devices.
A Duke University student, under the direction of an Indian assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, has found a new system to double the battery life of mobile devices.
Finally, attach the can-tenna to the router by slipping the upright antenna on the router though the hole in the can lid.
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�Dr Nano X� Coming Soon on Your IPhone and IPad
Mission Critical Studios is on the verge of rolling out an interesting game, Dr Nano X for iPhone and iPad users.
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Mobile Phones, Wireless Networks Pose Health Risks
Mobile phones and computers with wireless internet connections should be banned from schools, says European leaders as these technologies pose a risk to human health.
Mobile phones and computers with wireless internet connections should be banned from schools, says European leaders as these technologies pose a risk to human health.
