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Windows 7 adds native Virtual WiFi technology from Microsoft Research | |
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| Time: 07:21 EST/12:21 GMT | News Source: istartedsomething | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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Long Zheng: WiFi is an incredible technology that has transformed how and where people used computers, however besides advancements in speed, range and security, very little has changed how we use wireless networks. Since 2002, Microsoft Research has been exploring a fascinating idea to virtualize the WiFi adapter, turning a single piece of hardware and radio into virtually (pun) unlimited adapters. Years after the project was seemingly abandoned, it is now uncovered Virtual WiFi technology has been baked into the Windows 7 networking foundations. | ||
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