Here are the Top Ten Stories, by popularity, from Dailywireless.org logs. The Open Mesh Revolution (03/11): Michael Burmeister-Brown announces a new product and company designed to fill the void left by Meraki — Open-Mesh. The Open Source WiFi router/repeater does everything the original Meraki did — and more - for less. Top … Read Original Post

Here are the Top Ten Stories, by popularity, from Dailywireless.org logs. The Open Mesh Revolution (03/11): Michael Burmeister-Brown announces a new product and company designed to fill the void left by Meraki — Open-Mesh. The Open Source WiFi router/repeater does everything the original Meraki did — and more - for less. Top iPhone Games (08/14): Today, game

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Meraki has unveiled two products that make it even simpler to deploy its Wi-Fi mesh network, one that fits into a electrical wall outlet, the other that runs without relying on an electrical grid at all.

Are you fed up with looking for the best WiFi hotspots near you or having to go all the way to the city or a library to check your mail? Well then get yourself a good internet connection. And possible a wireless router to go with that. There is someone out there who has

Meraki, the little WiFi mesh networking company that is enabling grassroots networks to be built by just about anyone, today announced two new products; the Meraki Wall Plug ($179), a low-power wall wart that enables quick deployment in large residential complexes, and the Meraki Solar ($799), a higher power outdoor radio which provides solar power

Meraki hopes to succeed where big players like Google have failed getting towns to set up wide-area Internet networks

WiFi mesh vendor Meraki introduced the Main Street WiFi Starter Pack, a product design to assist any town or business district to deploy a WiFi mesh network across a square mile for less than $10,000. Meraki has always had a unique strategy to deploy wireless mesh technology. It makes WiFi equipment and sells its WiFi repeaters and network gateways to residents who volunteer to deploy the equipmen...

Meraki, the grassroots wireless mesh networking company, today announced the Main Street WiFi Starter Pack to assist any town or business district deploy broadband wireless access across a full square mile. The new Main Street WiFi kit includes the technology and support to make it easy for cities and towns to deploy WiFi across approximately 1

Mike Boyd, who provided free public WiFi access at Portland’s Waterfront Blues Festival this summer, has delivered on his threat — to “unwire” downtown Hillsboro, Oregon. Mike has purchased a dozen Meraki access points and repeaters and is talking with business and property owners about providing free public WiFi. Now he’s got about ten sponsors. Blake Wellington,