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• Fluke Networks increases BYOD device visibility

  18.12.2012

  Fluke Networks announced a new BYOD Classification capability that reduces the cost and time needed to optimize and secure a wireless network for authorized and unauthorized smartphones and tablets.

• All-terrain, military-grade next generation firewall

  14.12.2012

  Stonesoft announced its MIL-320 Next Generation Firewall/VPN appliance that provides military-grade network security in a rugged go-anywhere unit.

• Wi-Fi operating system ArrayOS gets new features

  10.12.2012

  Wick Hill announced a new release of the ArrayOS operating system for Xirrus Wireless Arrays.

• Wireless LAN platform for mobile application delivery

  04.12.2012

  Aruba Networks announced a new wireless LAN platform that addresses the explosion of mobile applications and devices challenging enterprise networks, while dramatically reducing enterprise IT costs.

• Create a Wi-Fi hotspot anywhere

  18.11.2011

  TP-LINK announced two new Portable Wireless N Routers, designed to provide high-speed Internet access anywhere you go.

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