Wi-Fi

Comcast Opens Xfinity Public Wi-Fi Hotspots For Free Access On Cyber Monday

DETROIT - Comcast is providing free access to its Xfinity public Wi-Fi hot spots on Cyber Monday Nov. 28 starting at 6 am for 24 hours. Xfinity WiFi hotspots are available on train platforms, in small businesses, parks and shopping districts. Many of the places consumers will be searching for those Cyber Monday deals. To

By |2016-11-27T20:29:14-05:00November 27th, 2016|Featured|

Cobo Center Upgrades Internet, Wi-Fi, Fiber Optics, Adds Broadcast Studio

DETROIT - During the recent $279 million renovation of Cobo Center in downtown Detroit, a complete digital upgrade was performed that included a broadcast studio, Internet and WI-FI upgrades and an extensive fiber network all packaged under the catchy name, Cobo Center Technology Services. "The creation of Cobo Center Technology Services, though significant on its

By |2016-06-29T19:45:34-04:00June 29th, 2016|Featured, New Products / Contracts, News|

Comcast Installs 700 New Xfinity Wi-Fi Outdoor Hotspots In Ann Arbor, Metro Detroit

PLYMOUTH - Comcast announced Monday it has installed nearly 700 new Xfinity Wi-Fi outdoor hotspots in Ann Arbor, Detroit, Grosse Pointe, Royal Oak and St. Clair Shores - more Xfinity Wi-Fi outdoor hotspots will launch across other Michigan communities later this year. This announcement complements Comcast’s 654,000 Xfinity Wi-Fi hotspots statewide that Xfinity customers can

By |2016-05-24T08:53:35-04:00May 23rd, 2016|New Products / Contracts, News|

Next Generation Wireless Networks Explored At Mobile Monday Detroit

DETROIT - A new wave of mobile technology is on the way, and with it comes the need for wireless networks with increased capabilities. To help the Mobile Monday Detroit audience understand the advances being made in wireless network technologies, experts from Verizon Wireless and Aerohive Networks will share information about 5G and the next

By |2016-05-01T16:16:59-04:00May 1st, 2016|Connected Tech|

Google Develops Prototype Star Trek-Style Button Communicator

SAN FRANCISCO – Google has developed a prototype wearable device that borrows heavily from the Star Trek communicator James T. Kirk touched in the popular TV series to communicate with his bridge. While it doesn't connect to any starships, it is meant to suggest new ways to tap into the vast knowledge banks of Google

By |2015-11-24T17:23:33-05:00November 24th, 2015|New Products / Contracts|