City first for wi-fi connection

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HotFix Watch: You are not prompted to
reset the server connection account
during a site reset after you manually
change the server connection account

HotFix Watch: You are not prompted to
reset the server connection account
during a site reset after you manually
change the server connection account 04/25/2004 12:41 PM

City of Prescott Implements LiveTime®
Help Desk for City Wide IT Service
Management

City of Prescott Implements LiveTime®
Help Desk for City Wide IT Service
Management 09/08/2004 02:53 AM
This major municipality joins the list of converts to LiveTime’s scaleable, web-based solution. [PRWEB Sep 8, 2004]

Texas City in Lather Over Sweatiest City
Label (Reuters)

Texas City in Lather Over Sweatiest City
Label (Reuters) 06/18/2004 04:06 PM
Reuters - Consumer products maker Procter & Gamble Co. has learned the hard way how to alienate a city -- dub it the sweatiest in the country.

NYSIA and NY Tech Leaders Will Testify
to NY City Council on "How City
Government Can Support the Development
of New York City's Information
Technology Industry"

NYSIA and NY Tech Leaders Will Testify
to NY City Council on "How City
Government Can Support the Development
of New York City's Information
Technology Industry" 06/22/2005 01:51 AM
The hearing will address the current state of the tech industry in New York and address crucial workforce issues and trends. [PRWEB Jun 21, 2005]

MY CITY IT CITY: Boost for PCs, no
clarity on BPO tax

MY CITY IT CITY: Boost for PCs, no
clarity on BPO tax 07/09/2004 12:20 AM
ExpressIndia.com Jul 9 2004 4:50AM GMT

Rapid City Journal: Serving Rapid City
South Dakota

Rapid City Journal: Serving Rapid City
South Dakota 01/09/2004 10:10 PM
CNN needs to send his spy-outing slandering ass to the curb where it belongs .. CNN's Novak under fire for calling American Indians election thieves .. Native American-insulting bidness

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"Rapid City Journal: Serving Rapid City
South Dakota"

"Rapid City Journal: Serving Rapid City
South Dakota" 01/11/2004 03:46 PM

If It Quacks Like a City Duck, It's a
City Duck (Reuters)

If It Quacks Like a City Duck, It's a
City Duck (Reuters) 06/07/2004 10:40 AM
Reuters - Ducks quack to each other in regional dialects, with London ducks brashly drowning out their relaxed rural relatives, a researcher in Britain said Friday.

The Connection

The Connection 05/29/2004 06:08 PM
The Connection: The Collaboration of Iraq and al Qaeda

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Seeing the Connection (TechWeb)

Seeing the Connection (TechWeb) 08/08/2004 04:03 AM
TechWeb - Thanks to text mining, visualization software can now depict relationships between concepts found in documents and email.

Cheap connection

Cheap connection 06/17/2004 04:18 PM
From Bob Morris writes in response to my newsletter article on how VoIP works: A Dedham MA provider, www.rnktel.com sells prepaid VoIP which is $.01/minute to most places in the world (Latin America being the major exception, where it is (a)poor connections and (b)$.06 and up). On their web site you give your credit card and get $5, $10, or $20 worth of billing. They send you a pin number by email. In their case, you call an access number in the 781 area or one in RI. No one I know has reported finding $.01 service in other...

"Slow Connection - 56k"

"Slow Connection - 56k" 06/25/2004 08:26 PM

connection problems

connection problems 01/06/2004 11:49 AM

While I finished deleting the spam comments a few hours ago, the Internet connection problems remain. I can't reach several sites, including news sites and weblogs, and neither IM or IRC can connect. Other sites, both in Ireland and abroad, work fine. Definitely weird.

Connection Manager

Connection Manager 02/17/2004 06:38 PM
Connection Manager 1.0rc1 Released

Making the connection

Making the connection 07/24/2004 02:38 AM
USA Today Jul 24 2004 6:09AM GMT

MOM FAQ: SQL Connection Memory

MOM FAQ: SQL Connection Memory 04/13/2005 08:56 AM

ir-da connection and PC suite

ir-da connection and PC suite 01/02/2005 01:56 PM
All About Symbian Jan 2 2005 2:44PM GMT

MySQL Connection

MySQL Connection 09/27/2002 12:11 AM
Allow developers connect with MySQL Server with Log generate. Log class is required. See my classes

iPod Connection Kit II

iPod Connection Kit II 04/13/2005 11:03 AM
Dr. Bott, German manufacturer and distributor of Macintosh peripherals, began shipping its iPod Connection Kit II in 2002. The company's original iPod Connection Kit came with an FM transmitter that couldn't be sold everywhere in the world, and with an increasing global demand for the original kit, the company decided to release a worldwide version. "This kit is a great addition to the iPod and provides everything an iPod owner is going to want sooner or later to get the most out of their iPod," Dr. Bott CEO Eric Prentice said. The connection kit works with all iPods and includes a FireWire PocketDock, auto cassette adapter, auto charger, mini stereo extension cable (male/female), mini stereo to RCA cable, mini stereo connection cable (male/male), and an iPod carry pouch. Every product in this ensemble works as expected, from the charger to the great carry pouch, and the only complaint Spymac has with the kit is the change from the FM tuner to the cassette adapter, as not all cars have cassette players, though most have radios. The carry pouch is handy and keeps the iPod protected while on the road, and just as the product promises, the kit let's you take "1,000 songs, anywhere you want." The iPod Connection Kit II can be purchased from Dr. Bott for $47.95. Pros: Contains everything needed for iPod travel Products match iPod Works well Cons: Not everyone has a cassette player www.drbott.com If your company has a product you would like Spymac to review, please send an email to news@spymac.com.

An Oil-for-Food Connection?

An Oil-for-Food Connection? 08/01/2004 03:33 AM
On whether any of Saddam's loot made its way into Osama's pockets

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Get the Most Out of Your Broadband
Connection

Get the Most Out of Your Broadband
Connection 08/01/2004 06:58 AM
G4 Tech TV Aug 1 2004 11:13AM GMT

connection back up

connection back up 01/07/2004 04:30 PM

This morning the DSL was still acting up (ie., not working, with traceroute dying at random points on different routes) on many websites worldwide, including Eircom's own DSL support page (dsl-support.eircom.net) which is hosted here in Ireland. So I called up technical support and immediately they told me that the problem was that I had an "invalid IP" assigned. Apparently they have a number of these invalid IPs in the pool (for the PPPoE connections) which they are "trying to remove" and if you get one of those assigned for your dynamic IP a number of sites on the Internet will not be reachable. The solution is to turn off the modem and wait for a while... and if that doesn't work (as in my case, since I did that in the morning) call up tech support and they will release the IP and make sure that the new IP assigned will not be one of the invalid ones. Sounds weird that an IP in the pool might work for some sites and not others. I wonder what kind of routing boxes they are using.

Now, if you ask me, it shouldn't be so hard to write a little program that would check each IP in turn and remove those that don't work no? Why wait until customers complain?

Anyway, if you're in Ireland, use Eircom DSL and you have problems reaching some websites, this might be the reason.

The connection conundrum: 3G or Wi-Fi?

The connection conundrum: 3G or Wi-Fi? 05/17/2004 04:34 PM
ZDNet May 17 2004 7:42PM GMT

Senate Debates Ban on Web Connection Tax
(AP)

Senate Debates Ban on Web Connection Tax
(AP) 04/26/2004 07:08 PM
AP - After months of unproductive negotiations, senators resumed battle Monday over a bill banning taxes on Internet service providers.

Syntax Olevia 20" LCD TV with VGA
Connection

Syntax Olevia 20" LCD TV with VGA
Connection 07/14/2004 09:59 AM

Syntax Groups has announced a new 20-inch version of its Olevia LCD TV, which while not the most attractive piece of hardware, does continue the Olevias' tradition of including a VGA connection for use with PCs -- something that should be, but often isn't, standard on an LCD television. Sure, a 20-inch monitor with a resolution of only 800 by 600 isn't going to blow anyone's socks off, but if you're going to drop $700 on what is essentially a monitor, it's nice to have the option to use it as you please.

Olevia has also announced an upcoming 32-inch television with a low-response time to help alleviate image blurring (16ms) and a more reasonable 1366 by 768 resolution.

Full press release after the jump.

Should The Connection Be Separate From
The Device

Should The Connection Be Separate From
The Device 04/16/2004 05:01 AM
For years, we've been talking about the idea of the persona l wireless hub, where you would have a single (small) device that would connect you with a wireless network - and in turn, that device would have a personal area wireless connection to connect whatever other devices to that wireless connection. This way, you could have the appropriate device for the appropriate situation. Of course, it would also mean carrying around more gadgets. Still, while this idea was originally suggested by a company named IXI, since then it's picked up fans like Samsung and Motorola. Well, in something of an update to that idea, Charlie Demerjian at the Inquirer is pointing out that the carriers are screwed up in their thinking by pushing increasingly complex mobile phones that bolt on various additional functions that don't necessarily make sense. He suggests this is completely backwards from what consumers want: smaller phones with longer battery life - while these "smarter" phones are generally larger with shorter battery life (and a lot more expensive - often requiring a larger subsidy from the carrier). Of course, from the perspective of carriers, they want to encourage more network usage to up their revenue from each user. Unlike so many complaining article, he also comes up with a perfectly good suggestion, playing off the personal wireless hub idea. Instead of focusing on selling a fancier and fancier phone, he suggests the carriers just give out a cheap little wireless device that can easily connect to just about any device and automatically gives it wireless capabilities (on their network, of course). This lets users still get the cheap, small, long life battery they want, while also encourage people to use even more data by connecting up more appropriate data devices. Of course, he suggests all this as if no one else has thought of it - and (as mentioned) Samsung and Motorola are moving forward with the idea - and are even trying to merge the idea of this separate device directly into an inexpensive phone (which makes more sense) which can then connect locally (using Bluetooth, I imagine) to the appropriate device. I don't think the carriers are really against such an idea, it's just that the technology is not yet ready for prime time.

Senate Debates Ban on Web Connection Tax

Senate Debates Ban on Web Connection Tax 04/26/2004 08:25 PM
AP via Los Angeles Times Apr 27 2004 0:42AM GMT

The New Jersey Porn Connection

The New Jersey Porn Connection 06/23/2004 04:04 PM

Link to porn site baffles N.J. governor's aides: This is kind of funny, in a perverse kind of way.

A state Commerce and Economic Growth Commission Web site link to its "business resource center" took viewers Tuesday afternoon — and maybe for much longer — to full-color, hard-core teen pornography.

Learning of the cyber snafu, high-level state executives rushed to try to shut it down. But they initially encountered confusion. The porn popped up on some computers. On others, the link went to the proper business site.

Smells like a DNS propogation issue.

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Etisalat set to take 3G connection
indoors

Etisalat set to take 3G connection
indoors 05/31/2004 01:12 AM
Gulf News May 31 2004 4:57AM GMT

Adding a Printer Connection

Adding a Printer Connection 09/07/2004 09:51 PM

The Mind-Wallet Connection

The Mind-Wallet Connection 07/13/2004 10:17 AM
Are you your own worst enemy when it comes to making money decisions?

eBay's French Connection

eBay's French Connection 08/18/2004 05:08 PM
The PayPal expansion is one more step toward the company's global growth.

Strom's Jeffersonian Connection

Strom's Jeffersonian Connection 12/14/2003 01:43 PM
Woman claims she's Strom Thurmond's mixed-race daughter Everyone's favorite segregationist dixiecrat had an out-of-wedlock, mixed-race daughter that he "provided financial support" to from 1941 on. The mind boggles how, at any moment in the last 60 years, this news could have deep-sixed Strom's political career -- but somehow didn't.

The Connection Manager 1.0rc1

The Connection Manager 1.0rc1 02/17/2004 09:20 PM
A tool to connect to foreign systems using a variety of methods.

"Fast Connection - 256k"

"Fast Connection - 256k" 06/25/2004 08:26 PM

Tamagotchi Connection Hits US

Tamagotchi Connection Hits US 08/11/2004 01:59 PM

They won't hit the rest of the US stores until this Sunday, but the new Tamagotchi Connection virtual pets were released ahead of schedule yesterday in New York and Los Angeles. The main difference between the new and old Tamagotchi is the inclusion of wireless links that will allow different Tamagotchi pets to marry and have children. Think of it as an important introduction of children to the perils of online dating, without so much of the rashes.

Read - Product Page [TamagotchiConnection]

First Impression: Consistent Connection

First Impression: Consistent Connection 09/22/2004 06:45 AM
"The goal is to build lifelong affiliation."

-Katie Weiser , Global Director, Deloitte Consulting

Scripting SMS: Making a Connection

Scripting SMS: Making a Connection 07/19/2004 06:47 PM

The Kraftwerk-Asimov Connection

The Kraftwerk-Asimov Connection 02/19/2004 10:08 AM
What robot builder didn't grow up listening to the electronic music of Kraftwerk? Now the connection between the Kraftwerk and Isaac Asimov's laws of robotics can be revealed. A new article in the Japanese paper, Daily Yomiuri, makes it all clear. Asimov created his laws of robotics and shunned stories in which robots were villified for the same reason Ralf Hutter and Florian Schneider have spent the last 30 years creating music with analog and digital electronics - they're technophiles working toward "complete harmony of man and machine".
Grok Description matches for City first for wi-fi connection
GrokA matches for City first for wi-fi connection

NEW Global Property Locator and Listing
Service Starts by Covering 600 Major
Cities in 25 Countries, Soon to Increase
to 2000 Major Cities World Wide

NEW Global Property Locator and Listing
Service Starts by Covering 600 Major
Cities in 25 Countries, Soon to Increase
to 2000 Major Cities World Wide 09/07/2004 10:50 AM
CAN Corp releases new global property locator and listing service in more than 600 major cities across 25 countries. [PRWEB Sep 7, 2004]

Bullet Proof Connection v3.0

Bullet Proof Connection v3.0 01/17/2004 10:58 PM
Bullet Proof Connection is an intelligent internet surfing simulator that prevents you from being disconnected from your Internet Service Provider(ISP). The simulator tricks the ISP into believing that the internet activities are active. By using Bullet Proof Connection the so-called 'Unlimited Internet Access' will now become a reality!Bullet Proof Connection has been tested on over 800 computers. [Shareware $15.00 30 Days 533 KB]

Bulk Email Sending & Bullet Proof Web
Hosting

Bulk Email Sending & Bullet Proof Web
Hosting 12/17/2002 02:45 PM
We offer you e-mail addresses databases for advertisement mailing; we sell databases also carry out mailing and hosting for the advertising projects. We can work on a turnkey project create a site with original design, program and subject contents. Our databases updates constantly with the e-mail addresses from all over the world. Their ...

North Pole Goes Wireless

North Pole Goes Wireless 04/15/2005 04:36 AM

The possible puns regarding this story are practically endless, though the Register does a good job of exploiting most of them: Two Intel employees set up a hotspot at a research camp at the North Pole. It uses Iridium phones for backhaul, which means the access is probably excruciatingly slow, but people at the North Pole probably aren't complaining. The deployment is purportedly meant to check out how the equipment fares in such cold, wet weather, though there are plenty of other such experiments that have been done for some time. Dave Hughes has done tons of work in Alaska with wireless networks and he was also instrumental in enabling the hotspot at Mt. Everest base camp in Nepal.

AT&T Wireless announces 3G wireless
network build in four cities

AT&T Wireless announces 3G wireless
network build in four cities 07/20/2004 04:34 PM
Miami Herald Jul 20 2004 7:26PM GMT

Intel Goes Wireless At North Pole

Intel Goes Wireless At North Pole 04/15/2005 09:59 AM

While not busy encouraging the destruction of the original 'Moore's Law' article, Intel's employees have installed a wireless hot spot near the North Pole. Built in the Arctic region at the Barneo ice camp, Intel Russia engineers installed an 802.11 b/g access point and established a connection with four of their laptops, 78 miles from the North Pole (using, of course, Centrino mobile technology to accomplish this feat). The hot spot has since been taken down, but survived the cold (-22°F or worse) and worked reliably. Of course, "Intel pointed to the experiment as an example of how mobile technology allows users to work anywhere," even if I can't get a signal in my own backyard.

Intel Puts Hot Spot Near North Pole

phpWebSite Nakes Business Listing Module

phpWebSite Nakes Business Listing Module 05/27/2004 12:18 AM
First Nakes (NAICS) Module for phpWebSite Released (0.1.1)

Man Flies High-Tech Plane on
Pole-To-Pole Flight

Man Flies High-Tech Plane on
Pole-To-Pole Flight 12/29/2003 08:09 PM
Red Nova Dec 29 2003 6:39PM ET

Utah Cities To Provide High-Speed Net
Access

Utah Cities To Provide High-Speed Net
Access 11/17/2003 11:36 AM

Pole wants phone pole out of his kitchen
(Reuters)

Pole wants phone pole out of his kitchen
(Reuters) 02/01/2005 09:23 PM
Reuters - Piotr Kardys is a Pole with a problem -- a pole; in fact, a telephone pole in his kitchen.

AT&T Wireless Now Has 3G in Four
Cities

AT&T Wireless Now Has 3G in Four
Cities 07/20/2004 04:20 PM
AT&T Wireless announced today--as was leaked last week--that they have 3G wireless available in four U.S. cities: Detroit, Phoenix, San Francisco, and Seattle are up and running at 200 to 300 Kbps right now with San Diego (take that, Qualcomm home town?) and Dallas coming by the end of 2004. Upload speeds aren't listed. AT&T will charge $25 per month for phone-based 3G service, with streaming video costing an extra $5 per month. Data plans are $80 per month. No word yet on whether the Motorola phone that works with this W-CDMA network will allow the same kind of sidestepping to connect a laptop via Bluetooth or USB to get the lower price. It does have Bluetooth built in, which is a good sign. Daily Wireless has a round-up of the announcement with details about the phone; they link to this Motorola press release with more phone details. The handset will cost about $300 before rebates or other deals. It has an integrated MP3 player, a large screen, three band (900/1800/1900) support, and handles GSM, GPRS, and W-CDMA. Laptop users will require a Merlin U530 UMTS card....

Level 3 wants access-charge exemption

Level 3 wants access-charge exemption 01/05/2004 08:05 PM
The Internet telephone service provider asks for relief from rules determining how much telephone companies charge each other, according to a recent FCC filing.

Level 3 wants access charge exemption

Level 3 wants access charge exemption 01/05/2004 10:25 PM
CNET Jan 5 2004 9:16PM ET

Who Pays for Wireless Cities?

Who Pays for Wireless Cities? 09/21/2004 12:38 PM

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“Earlier this month, Philadelphia became the latest municipality to throw its hat in the Wi-Fi ring and enjoy an image bounce that would be the envy of any presidential candidate. Civic interest in Wi-Fi makes municipalities look sexy and modern. Less certain, however, are their chances for success as providers of emerging communications technology. Offering wireless broadband is a new course for cities and towns, say observers, and one that may not be quite as…

AT&T Rolls Out 3G Wireless in Four
Cities

AT&T Rolls Out 3G Wireless in Four
Cities 07/20/2004 06:13 PM
The high-speed wireless service makes its debut in San Francisco, Seattle, Phoenix and Detroit, with service in Dallas and San Diego planned by year's end.

AT&T Wireless launches 3G in 4 cities

AT&T Wireless launches 3G in 4 cities 07/20/2004 04:15 PM
AT&T Wireless Services Inc. on Tuesday launched a 3G (third-generation) mobile data service in Detroit, Phoenix, San Francisco and Seattle, offering a claimed average of 220K bps (bits per second) to 320K bps of data throughput to two handset models and one type of modem.

AT&T Wireless rolling out 3G in four
cities this summer

AT&T Wireless rolling out 3G in four
cities this summer 06/04/2004 03:25 PM
Engadget Jun 4 2004 7:40PM GMT

Verizon Wireless brings 3G to more
cities

Verizon Wireless brings 3G to more
cities 09/22/2004 07:04 PM
CNET News.com Sep 22 2004 10:13PM GMT

Big Cities Plan Big Wireless Networks

Big Cities Plan Big Wireless Networks 06/25/2004 09:57 PM
Internet.com Jun 26 2004 1:49AM GMT

AT&T Wireless announces 3G network in
four cities

AT&T Wireless announces 3G network in
four cities 07/20/2004 05:51 PM
SiliconValley.com Jul 20 2004 9:40PM GMT

AT&T Wireless Will Launch 3G in Four
Cities Next Week

AT&T Wireless Will Launch 3G in Four
Cities Next Week 07/15/2004 03:36 PM
Reuters reports that AT&T Wireless is poised to roll out its W-CDMA 3G cellular data offering in Detroit, Phoenix, San Francisco, and Seattle next week: AT&T Wireless had been saying "by the end of the year," and this leak of a near-term launch is apparently surprising. The company is only promising 200 to 300 Kbps, but it's likely that W-CDMA will offer much higher burst rates, slightly slower than 1x-EvDO, which Verizon Wireless plans to spend $1 billion in the next several months to expand throughout major markets in the U.S. I expected a rollout in Seattle because AT&T Wireless is headquartered in this region--for the time being. The merger with Cingular will certainly result in an almost total shutdown in this area as there's no logical, only historical reasons for this geographical location. The service will require one of two phones from Nokia and Motorola to access. As TechDirt notes, AT&T Wireless has to launch service in four cities before the end of the year to avoid a requirement to repay $6 billion to investor DoCoMo. Elsewhere, I've seen this figure and deadline rejected by certain executives involved in the transaction, but I don't believe there's been a definitive refutation. [link via TechDirt]...

Cities invest in open wireless broadband
for everyone

Cities invest in open wireless broadband
for everyone 09/18/2004 08:34 PM
US News Sep 18 2004 11:26PM GMT

Deal Paves Way For Cingular Wireless To
Serve All Top 100 US Cities

Deal Paves Way For Cingular Wireless To
Serve All Top 100 US Cities 07/12/2004 12:43 AM
Wi-Fi Technology Forum Jul 12 2004 5:15AM GMT

Telcos and cities struggling for
wireless deployment control

Telcos and cities struggling for
wireless deployment control 06/05/2005 11:48 PM

In a growing number of American states , city governments and telephone companies are struggling over policies determining who gets to rollout city-wide wireless internet connectivity. Telcos argue that cities offer unfair competition to their businesses.

Twenty states have already passed, or are trying to push through, legislation that would impose heavy restrictions on communities creating their own networks in areas already served by Bells and cable companies.
Thirteen of those states--Arkansas, Florida, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia and Washington--have passed bills restricting future public broadband projects, though existing initiatives are allowed to operate. The remaining eight have measures pending or have seen their bills fail to reach a vote.

( via Smartmobs )

Intel brings wireless broadband to
Chinese cities

Intel brings wireless broadband to
Chinese cities 06/10/2004 02:28 PM
Dalian and Chengdu will serve as test-beds for a technology key to chipmaker's future plans.

Nebo Wireless Announces International
Wireless Link for Dialup Internet Access

Nebo Wireless Announces International
Wireless Link for Dialup Internet Access 06/05/2005 11:18 PM
This new product release from Nebo Wireless LLC, North Andover, Massachusetts, USA, gives dialup Internet subscribers outside North America the advantage and convenience of wireless access for under $50.00 US Dollars. Click on www.nebowireless.com for additional information. [PRWEB May 30, 2005]

Philadelphia joins list of cities
mulling wireless Internet for all

Philadelphia joins list of cities
mulling wireless Internet for all 09/01/2004 12:18 AM
San Francisco Chronicle Sep 1 2004 4:24AM GMT

Philadelphia joins the list of cities
mulling wireless Internet for all

Philadelphia joins the list of cities
mulling wireless Internet for all 09/01/2004 06:34 AM
Cbs11tv.com - Wed Sep 1, 08:51 am GMT

Wireless Internet Service Provider
(WISP) Directory
(http://www.wispdirectory.com) Redesigns
and Offers Additional Services - Free
Basic Listing for WISPs and Related
Organizations

Wireless Internet Service Provider
(WISP) Directory
(http://www.wispdirectory.com) Redesigns
and Offers Additional Services - Free
Basic Listing for WISPs and Related
Organizations 07/20/2004 02:34 AM
The WISP Directory is a comprehensive global listing of wireless ISPs and related organizations. WISPs and related companies may submit their basic listings for free. The site also includes daily news updates relating to the industry along with an email notification service. In addition to these services, the site contains comprehensive information for those interested in establishing and operating a WISP via an online bookstore, articles from industry experts, and a continuously updated knowledge base section. [PRWEB Jul 20, 2004]

More wireless access…ho hum

More wireless access…ho hum 04/13/2005 02:39 PM
Blog: Walked into the local Tully’s for a caffeine fill-up this morning when I noticed a store sign promoting free Wi-Fi...

City first for wi-fi connection

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