Yesterday the FCC voted unanimously to approve the use of broadcast television white space as unlicensed wireless spectrum. The advent of white space "Wi-Fi on steroids" could be the catalyst for a new wireless revolution leading to unprecedented investment and innovation. So, what exactly is the big deal about this white space Wi-Fi thing?
Technology giants such as Google, Dell and Microsoft may be thrilled over the Federal Communications Commission's decision Thursday allowing wireless broadband to run on vacant TV channels, but consumers will have to be patient.
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When the television broadcast spectrum turns digital in February, a massive amount of unused "white space" will open up, making way for a multitude of new opportunities for consumers and manufacturers.
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