[Discuss] Fwd: FCC Planning To Free Up Additional Wi-Fi

[Gregor G.]

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Betreff: 	FCC Planning To Free Up Additional Wi-Fi
Datum: 	Thu, 10 Jan 2017 14:02:44 +0000
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    FCC Planning To Free Up Additional Wi-Fi Spectrum To Help Relieve
    Congestion

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[CES 2013] In case you couldn't tell by the monster amount of content 
coming from us this week, CES is currently going on and if you've ever 
been to it, or any other kind of conference, you know Wi-Fi is a 
must-have as cell phone service is usually nonexistent as thousands of 
people converge into one convention center. The problem is, at its 
current 2.4MHz spectrum, often times Wi-Fi at conferences don't work 
that great either, leaving you without any form of communication for 
hours. The FCC announced today it's going to make some changes to help 
you tweet out your photo of you posing with Wolverine as fast as 
possible, right from the convention floor. FCC Charman Julius 
Genachowski has announced they plan to open up 195 megahertz of wireless 
spectrum within the 5GHz band in order to "relieve Wi-Fi congestion at 
conferences, at airports, and in people's homes." The change will 
increase Wi-Fi speeds to at least 35 percent and the FCC is expected to 
review the proposal next month.

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    Amazon adds Whispersync for Voice and Immersion Reading to
    audiobooks for Kindle Fire

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At this morning's Amazon Kindle event, CEO Jeff Bezos announced that the 
company is adding audiobooks with Whispersync for Voice to its Kindle 
Fire tablets, letting you keep a single bookmark across text and audio 
versions of the same book. In the same vein, Amazon is enabling a new 
feature called Immersion Reading, which it describes as a fusion of 
Kindle and audio versions of the same book letting you follow along in 
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bimodal reading improves retention and understanding for pretty much 
everyone, so there's no reason to feel like reading along with a 
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