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French scientists have created wallpaper that can block Wi-Fi signal, meaning you can boost your network security and redecorate all in one go. The prototype paper, created by researchers at ...
The wallpaper, currently in its prototype stage, is designed to trap and isolate Wi-Fi signals without interfering with radio signals or mobile phones. Using conductive ink that contains silver ...
It might be time for a home makeover. A wallpaper prototype claims it can filter electromagnetic waves of WiFi networks. In other words, what goes on behind anti-WiFi-wallpapered walls stays behind ...
The wallpaper uses special Frequency Selective Surface panels similar to the materials used in the stealth bomber, and comes in both active and passive varieties, so you can switch off the WiFi ...
Smart wallpaper' that can boost WiFi signal in your home by up to ten times and allow for even smaller internet-connected devices has been developed by MIT researchers. A team of researchers ...
Researchers at France’s Institut Polytechnique de Grenoble have worked with the Centre Technique du Papier to develop Wi-Fi-blocking wallpaper. The product, also known as metapaper ...
May 11, 2012 10:51:47 Anti Wi-Fi wallpaper for mobile phones and radios using wireless LAN shut off ByTiog For those who want to keep security thoroughly, a French researcher "Anti Wi-Fi wallpaper ...
WiFi calling for AT&T users has been introduced and is coming soon, Apple's debuted several new wallpapers, and there are tweaks to CarPlay and the iPhone keyboard. Several bugs have been fixed in ...
British defense contractor BAE Systems has developed a stealth wallpaper designed to stop electronic eavesdropping on Wi-Fi networks. The company has produced panels designed to prevent outsiders ...
the addition of Wi-Fi calling support for AT&T, CarPlay enhancements, a whole slew of new wallpapers, keyboard tweaks, Wi-Fi Assist, and more. If that last one sounds familiar, it’s because Wi ...
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