Everything airport extreme
Apple has updated the Airport Utility for Mac OS X Lion to version 6.0, and once again went back to the Mac by making it look just like the iPhone
Information on Apple’s new Airport Extreme 802.11n, dual-band routers has just hit the FCC, according to Engadget, who speculate:
it’ll also arrive with support for the new three-stream standard
Apple released firmware updates for both the AirPort Wi-Fi router and Time Capsule router + hard drive combo today to version 7.5.2, in part to fix AirPlay bugs that prevented
Owner of a previous generation Airport Extreme or Time Capsule WiFi router and jealous of the newer versions Apple dropped this week? Well, while you can’t shove the drool-inducing,
UPDATE: MacRumors also found remote file access for MobileMe users:
Access files on a networked drive from anywhere – Allows MobileMe subscribers to register their AirPort Express Base Station or
Mac Mini, iMac? Check. Check. Mac Pro. Check. Airport Extreme. Check. Time Capsule. Check. Yep, that’s the rumor list Apple just plowed through one after the other, with nary
Since all current and previous iPhone (and iPod touch) devices have 802.11b/g WiFi, if placed on a faster, wider-range 802.11n network, they typically cause such networks to downgrade to 802.11b/g
