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Buffalo brings AOSS to Android
Stephen Withers
Tuesday, 22 February 2011 14:36
A new app for Android devices simplifies making secure Wi-Fi connections to Buffalo AirStation wireless routers.
AOSS is Buffalo's proprietary approach to the same problem that is addressed by the WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) standard. It replaces manual configuration with 'one touch' setup.
"In the past, only the very tech-savvy used our AirStation wireless router and access points," said Akihito Kondo, group manager, Southeast Asia and Oceania group, Asia-Pacific sales at Buffalo.
"However, with the increasing adoption of smartphones by mainstream customers, we recognised that more user-friendly applications will be increasingly sought after. That is why Buffalo's AOSS enables easy configuration of the Wi-Fi connection between the Buffalo AirStation wireless router and an Android device."
The app is compatible with Android 2.1 and 2.2, and is available free of charge here.
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