Title says it all also if not does that one iPod on .11g drop the WHOLE network down to .11g instead of .11n
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iPod touch Does the iPod Touch 3rd Gen support 802.11n?
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Title says it all also if not does that one iPod on .11g drop the WHOLE network down to .11g instead of .11n
Depends. Multi-band routers: no. Single radio routers: yes.
Don't fuss, you won't notice any difference in speed while web-browsing.
Had looked there... but also had read in iFixit that the radio supports it
so I wasnt sure if iOS4 had changed anything.
As far as I know, it's the same chip as the one that's used on the iPhone 4, and that device does support (single-band) 802.11n. So even if Apple has it disabled on the touch, one would think it could easily be enabled via jaibreak by steailng some plists or drivers or something from the iPhone 4.
Like how Snow Leopard added the SD card slot to my Mac? I also notice that it added a "Pro" to the end of "MacBook" on the screen label.
I'm still trying to figure out how they done-it!
Yup like how Apple sold the '802.11n' enabler for the original Macbook Pros.
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Like I mentioned earlier, same chip is used in the iPhone 4 which does support n. If someone knows which files control the hardware, I'll grab them and upload them somewhere... could be an easy way to enable n.