Cara Mengaktifkan Internet Nissan Juke

Cara Mengaktifkan Internet Nissan Juke Jaringan internet nirkabel bisa dibuat dengan berbagai cara. Salah satunya dengan menggunakan perangkat MiFi alias Mobile Wi-Fi. MiFi merupakan sebuah reuter Wi-Fi yang dipadu dengan modem selular seperti 3G untuk GSM, dan EVDO untuk jaringan CDMA. Namun MiFi memiliki sifat yang mobile, dan bisa dibawa berpergian dengan dimensi yang sangat kompak. Membuatnya mudah diaplikasikan di mobil. Sama seperti reuter modem cable maupun DSL, modem ini merupakan jembatan antara jaringan internet yang berfungsi mendistribusikan aliran data. MiFi sendiri memiliki kemampuan terbatas dengan kemampuan distribusi jaringan hanya kepada 5 perangkat dengan koneksi Wi-Fi. Dengan fleksibiilitas yang dimiliki MiFi ini dapat membangun jaringan internet di dalam Nissan Juke. Dimana head unit Juke yang merupakan komputer kecil dengan sistem operasi Windows CE ini memiliki fasilitas internet browser pada menu ‘Explorer’. Aplikasi yang digunakan berupa Opera Mini tanpa kompabilitas terhadap Adobe Flash Player. Untuk mengaktifkannya, dibutuhkan jaringan Wi-Fi yang terkoneksi dengan internet. Disinilah peran MiFi sebagai jembatan antara head unit Juke dengan dunia maya dibutuhkan. Berikut langkah untuk menghubungkan head unit Nissan Juke ini dengan dunia maya. Mencari jaringan Wi-Fi Berhenti di area parkir yang tercakup jaringan Wi-Fi bukanlah solusi untuk berinternet. Danatau membeli MiFi uang sudah dijual bebas dengan kisaran harga Rp 800 ribu hingga Rp 1 juta. Perangkat ini bisa diperoleh di provider selular, toko ponsel, maupun toko komputer. Anda bisa memilih MiFi dengan jaringan GSM-3G maupun CDMA-EVDO. Yang penting, pastikan perangkat ini sudah siap terkoneksi dengan jaringan internet. Membangun koneksi dengan MiFi Klik tombol 'MENU' dua kali, kemudian pilih 'Setup' pada menu utama kemudian “WiFi Info”. Kemudian pada tab “Wireless Information”, pilih nama SSID dari MiFi Anda. Setelah muncul tampilan pop-up “Wireless Network Properties”. Isi Network key melalui virtual keyboard yang muncul, diakhiri dengan 'return' pada papan virtual. Jika semuanya sudah sesuai, maka jaringan internet sudah terhubung. Ditandai dengan “Signal Stregth:” dengan persentase tertentu. Seharusnya angka tersebut berkisar antara 80-100%. Tergantung jarak antara MiFi dengan head unit. Membuka internet browser Tekan tombol [MENU] 1 kali, kemudian sebutkan kata “Explorer” dengan lantang. Atau anda bisa memilih menu [Explorer] pada layar secara manual, dengan menekan tombol [MENU] 2 kali. Setelah itu, aplikasi Opera Mini siap digunakan. Gunakan virtual keyboard untuk memasukkan alamat website yang dituju pada bar yang disediakan.

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First Media dan Cisco Hadirkan Internet Kecepatan Tinggi

PT First Media (FM) Tbk berkolaborasi dengan penyedia akses internet nirkabel berkecepatan tinggi menghadirkan produk terbarunya internet router.

Kombinasi teknologi nirkabel FM dengan Cisco ini memungkinkan pengguna perangkat mobile mengakses internet secara bebas di rumah maupun di kantor.

Direktur Penjualan FM, Dicky Moechtar mengatakan, koneksi nerkabel Wi-Fi ganda ini memungkinkan perangkat dapat dinikmati dengan router Linksys selain Cisco Cable DPC2100R3 yang disediakan untuk pelanggan FM.

Selain itu router Linksys E1000 Wireless-N membawa kekuatan teknologi wireless-N di rumah yang bisa mempercepat akses internet di komputer, printer tanpa kabel, smart phones dan perangkat tanpa kabel lainnya hingga 300 Mbps.

"Sekarang kecepatan sudah tidak menjadi masalah lagi, dengan jaringan ini, pelanggan bisa menggunakan bebas di mana saja di rumah, karena tak terhubung dengan kabel," ujar Dicky.

Dia menjelaskan, perangkat semacam ini sangat cocok bagi pengusaha kecil menengah (UKM) dalam menjalankan bisnisnya, karena dukungan router ini hampir sama dengan dukungan terhadap IT di  perusahaan besar.  "Permasalahan pada UKM saat ini adalah kesulitan melakukan browsing, karena sangat lamban. Nah dengan produk ini dijamin lebih cepat," tandasnya.

Cara import blok ke facebook

Gimana Cara Import Blog ke Facebook?


Tips ini sesuai kalo:

* Mau postingan di blog pribadi kita juga ke-post di Facebook (tampil di aplikasi ‘notes’ di FB)
* Nggak mau ribet mikirin ide2 yang berbeda… hari ini posting apa ya di blog, besok posting apa ya di FB?

Tips ini nggak cocok kalo:

* Tema blog kita nggak nyambung kalo di-posting ke ‘notes’ di FB, dan sebaliknya

Jadi gimana sih caranya?

1. Pertama2 login ke facebook dan pilih menu ‘profile’. Terus klik menu ‘wall’ kemudian ’settings’ (lihat gambar di bawah ini, yang dilingkari warna merah)

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2. Dari menu ’settings’ klik menu ‘other services’

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3. Trus pilih ‘blog/rss’ dan masukkan link rss blog anda.

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4. Buat yang belum tau alamat rss-nya, masuk dulu ke halaman awal blog kita. Kemudian klik logo seperti ini di tampilan browser internet (ini saya pake mozilla firefox).

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5. Muncul alamat rss blog kita di browser, kemudian copy (ctrl+c).

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6. Paste (ctrl+v) di kolom ‘public url’ dan klik ‘import’.

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7. Sukses! Anda juga bisa klik ‘edit’ untuk mengganti dengan alamat rss blog yang lain, atau juga ‘remove’ untuk menghilangkannya di facebook.

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Should Google Buy Twitter, Yahoo Merge with AOL?

There is a lot of talk going on about what should or shouldn't happen among prominent Internet companies (as opposed to what actually is happening). For example, a lot of people have been saying Google should buy Twitter. In many ways, such move would make a great deal of sense for Google, who is looking to up the ante on the social front. Twitter combined with YouTube would be huge for such an initiative. John Battelle makes a case for why this is pretty unlikely though.

He says Twitter won't sell, and that they're in it for the "immortality", not the money. He writes:

Those who decide whether Twitter goes to Google pretty much come down to a handful of folks: Founders Evan Williams, Jack Dorsey, and Biz Stone, with COO Dick Costolo and Twitter's investors and other Board members (Fred Wilson, Peter Fenton, and Bijan Sabet). I know most of these guys well enough to say this with confidence: They don't want to sell, and even more importantly, they don't need to.

Now, sure, Google can write a ridiculous check, and perhaps, that might sway the key folks (management). But I doubt it. Why? Because nearly all of them have already sold a company to Google - Blogger (Evan and Biz) or Feeedburner (Dick). And, well, they didn't stick around, did they?

He also says Google won't buy Twitter because Google's learning to be patient.

According to a post from Michael Arrington, Yahoo might as well be dead (and is "the ugly girl at the dance"), because nobody wants to do deals with them. By nobody, we mean Yelp and Foursquare. In reality, Yahoo is far from dead, and they do continue to make strategic deals with other companies. A certain search and advertising deal with Microsoft comes to mind. He's certainly not wrong in that the company has its problems, but it might be a little premature to write its epitaph. Yahoo still has millions of users.

Should AOL and Yahoo merge? Henry Blodget at Silicon Alley Insider makes another interesting case for why the two "struggling Internet giants" should (and says "Big Investors" are calling for it).

Among the reasons he gives are that the two companies run very similar businesses with various similar products. "Yahoo and AOL are both basically media companies," he writes. "They both use technology extensively, but their core competency is producing content to attract an audience and then selling display ads against that audience. They also both operate duplicative mail, instant-messaging, sports, finance, news, maps, and other services, all of which currently compete with each other. That is senseless. By combining, Yahoo and AOL would achieve greater scale and reduce duplication."

Should Google Buy Twitter, Yahoo Merge with AOL?

There is a lot of talk going on about what should or shouldn't happen among prominent Internet companies (as opposed to what actually is happening). For example, a lot of people have been saying Google should buy Twitter. In many ways, such move would make a great deal of sense for Google, who is looking to up the ante on the social front. Twitter combined with YouTube would be huge for such an initiative. John Battelle makes a case for why this is pretty unlikely though.

He says Twitter won't sell, and that they're in it for the "immortality", not the money. He writes:

Those who decide whether Twitter goes to Google pretty much come down to a handful of folks: Founders Evan Williams, Jack Dorsey, and Biz Stone, with COO Dick Costolo and Twitter's investors and other Board members (Fred Wilson, Peter Fenton, and Bijan Sabet). I know most of these guys well enough to say this with confidence: They don't want to sell, and even more importantly, they don't need to.

Now, sure, Google can write a ridiculous check, and perhaps, that might sway the key folks (management). But I doubt it. Why? Because nearly all of them have already sold a company to Google - Blogger (Evan and Biz) or Feeedburner (Dick). And, well, they didn't stick around, did they?

He also says Google won't buy Twitter because Google's learning to be patient.

According to a post from Michael Arrington, Yahoo might as well be dead (and is "the ugly girl at the dance"), because nobody wants to do deals with them. By nobody, we mean Yelp and Foursquare. In reality, Yahoo is far from dead, and they do continue to make strategic deals with other companies. A certain search and advertising deal with Microsoft comes to mind. He's certainly not wrong in that the company has its problems, but it might be a little premature to write its epitaph. Yahoo still has millions of users.

Should AOL and Yahoo merge? Henry Blodget at Silicon Alley Insider makes another interesting case for why the two "struggling Internet giants" should (and says "Big Investors" are calling for it).

Among the reasons he gives are that the two companies run very similar businesses with various similar products. "Yahoo and AOL are both basically media companies," he writes. "They both use technology extensively, but their core competency is producing content to attract an audience and then selling display ads against that audience. They also both operate duplicative mail, instant-messaging, sports, finance, news, maps, and other services, all of which currently compete with each other. That is senseless. By combining, Yahoo and AOL would achieve greater scale and reduce duplication."