In, Japan, AirPort was called AirMac. I guess that awkwardness is over too.
Just makes me think of Mortal Kombat Trilogy for some reason.
In, Japan, AirPort was called AirMac. I guess that awkwardness is over too.
It's always nice to see cutesy names for ordinary things go away.
The technology is based on Fiber Optic cable instead of an old school copper wire. The patent clearly says, fiber, with the proper nomenclature of "Light Peak".
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Well, they have a point. The term is WLAN where WiFi is a selected subset of standards, and the name WiFi does not belong to LinkSys once it is a subset of WLAN. So let them sue, I just hope that Apple has resources to change their Socket 4.2 interface to make "lingering" and KeepAlive" standard options as long as the routers are all made to the Windows Winsock implemenation with omissions and errors.Crap. Now Linksys is going to sue Apple for using the term WiFi.
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I'd like to know this too please
Well, they have a point. The term is WLAN where WiFi is a selected subset of standards, and the name WiFi does not belong to LinkSys once it is a subset of WLAN. So let them sue, I just hope that Apple has resources to change their Socket 4.2 interface to make "lingering" and KeepAlive" standard options as long as the routers are all made to the Windows Winsock implemenation with omissions and errors.
Then Skype will work on my MacBook on WLAN/"Airport".
When it's Steve's turn to leave, they better have David Copperfield as his replacement, otherwise Apple's in deep crap.
ha...ha...ha...
It makes sense, I wouldn't be surprised if Airport confused actual users who bought a Mac for the first time.
An admirable decision. The minute you think of AirPort you think of aircraft, at first it doesn't really make sense, and I imagine that's the case for people new to Mac. This name change could hint at a discontinuation of AirPort base stations as aforementioned, or at least the title. And since we're talking "back to the Mac", iOS never used the name "AirPort" for it's Wi-Fi options.
When we use MAC in our laboratory, I am shocked that the keyboard and mouse are having batteries to workk...
SO expensive