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Posted on November 2, 2008 by SMallard

Awesome Vistumbler is the Netstumbler for Vista. With Google Earth installed and a GPS, you can do this:

Filed under: Technology | Tagged: 802.11n, downloads, freeware, Google Earth, Internet, Microsoft, microsoft windows, Software, Windows Vista, Wireless

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  Want to extend your wireless network? Have a workshop, garage or two story home and very little wireless signal? You can build your own WiFi Antenna / Amplifier for around $25. These wireless antennas can be used on laptops or desktops. How to Build a WiFi Antenna If you would like to build a homemade Wi-Fi Amplifier or Antenna, you...
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