#wireless tethering

[thephoblographer]

Why Canon Photographers Are Going to Love Capture One 22

Maybe it's really time to move away from Lightroom.

Our Capture One 22 review was updated recently. One of the biggest new features for Canon photographers is being able to wirelessly tether with their cameras. Previously, you needed to use EOS utility or some other method. But now, the Canon EOS R5, Canon EOS R, and others can connect to your WiFi network and they’ll be recognized by Capture One 22. It’s quite an awesome feature even if the…

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[threesixtyplus]

How to connect or tether Nikon camera to mobile computer via wifi

[intel]

How Wireless Tethering Could Change the World

Tell us about KeyWiFi?

What we’ve done is we have created a solution that enables the providers of Internet and the ISPs to benefit from their capacity to share. The problem for the individual is Internet’s too expensive. We’ve solved that. The problem for the person who’s paying for Internet is they’re out a lot of the time, and when they’re in, they’re not fully utilizing the Internet, so they can easily share that resource or resell it. Problem for the ISP is they have no access to the base of the pyramid market that is economically sustainable. With us, they do, and they’ll make money out of it as well.

Read more about the KeyWiFi article by PSFK here.

[lnthefade]

one of two things will happen when you rename your network "midgetporn" while in a public space

1. People will be afraid to use it

2. You will hear someone at a table near you say "Fuck yea, midget porn!"