Wi-Fi Direct Compatibility Now Part Of The DLNA Streaming Guidelines

    Wi-Fi Direct Compatibility Now Part Of The DLNA Streaming Guidelines


    Posted: 16 Nov 2011
    Everyone’s saying that the cloud is the wave of the future, but in the present, we’ve still got a ton of movies, music and TV shows sitting pretty on our hard drives, just waiting to be streamed to gadgets and televisions around the house. Playing content from one device on another device is only going to get easier going forward with today’s announcement that the Digital Living Network Alliance has added Wi-Fi Direct interoperability into its DLNA standards. What’s that mean exactly? We’re glad you asked.
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    Brink's Avatar Posted By: Brink
    16 Nov 2011



 

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