RoamAD Partner Unwires Auckland
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RoamAD Says Metro Wi-Fi Should Not Be
Proprietary
RoamAD Says Metro Wi-Fi Should Not Be
Proprietary
03/29/2005 11:45 PMWi-Fi Technology Forum Mar 30 2005 4:28AM GMT
Wi-Fi overload in the Auckland CBD - New
Zealand
Wi-Fi overload in the Auckland CBD - New
Zealand
04/26/2004 12:54 AMReach Wireless has switched on its new Wi-fi hotzone in the Auckland
CBD.
See below for details.
RoamAD and Reach
fire up city wi-fi
15.04.2004 By PETER GRIFFIN
RoamAD has resurrected plans for a wireless internet network in
Auckland's inner city, but this time it will supply only the
technology, leaving the service to be run by growing "wi-fi" operator
Reach Wireless.
RoamAD has also received a US$100,000
($155,000) loan from Silicon Valley-based chip maker Intel, a small
amount given the multi-billion-dollar investment arsenal of Intel
Capital, but an endorsement of RoamAD's technology nevertheless.
Reach Wireless, which is backed by telecoms entrepreneur
Chris Jones, will offer wireless internet access in a 3km-square
section of the inner city spanning apartment buildings, cafes and
offices, using the network built by RoamAD.
Previously the
plan had been for RoamAD to run the network itself and seek a partner
in a large telco to market and service the network. But no deal
eventuated and RoamAD has spent the last year focusing on developing
its technology. "RoamAD is an equipment vendor and we need to sell
our technology to customers like Reach," said RoamAD chairman Martin
Levy.
K5 Meetup - Auckland, New Zealand
K5 Meetup - Auckland, New Zealand
06/17/2004 09:48 AM Following on from this thread I'm organizing a K5 meetup in
Auckland, New Zealand - and encouraging other kurons to organise
meetups in their cities, too.
Reach Wireless Offering Free Wi-Fi in
Auckland City
Reach Wireless Offering Free Wi-Fi in
Auckland City
06/02/2004 04:39 PMReach Wireless (NZ) is
offering free Wi-Fi for the month of June 2004 in the Auckland central
city Wi-Fi zone. You just need to buy anything in the city and shops
are handing out free Wi-Fi vouchers.
Lin
k to Locations.Auckland University of Technology Takes
Wi-Fi Campus-wide Commercially
Auckland University of Technology Takes
Wi-Fi Campus-wide Commercially
07/29/2004 01:06 AMAUT will rely on Reach Wireless to install a campus-wide, commercial
hotzone: In the U.S., we're used to universities and other educational
institutions installing Wi-Fi as part of their basic infrastructure,
including the cost of operation out of their physical plant or IT
budget, alum fund, students fees (partly hidden), or other endowments.
Auckland, New Zealand's technology institute has turned to commercial
operator Reach Wireless, which employs RoamAD's quasi-mesh/cell Wi-Fi
architecture, to deploy a hotzone across campus and handle the
finances. AUT will own the infrastructure and carry the hotzone's
traffic over its own Internet feed. But Reach Wireless will operate
the service, collect fees, and provided customer and billing support.
Students and faculty will be charged NZ$16.95 (US$15.25) per month.
Existing Reach customers and the general public will also be able to
use the campus network. Current subscribers won't pay extra for
access; vice-versa, AUT affiliated subscribers will have Reach within
reach at a small additional cost off campus. Here's the kicker from a
press release: The network was designed in one day and deployed in
less than a week....
T-Mobile UK Unwires Texaco
T-Mobile UK Unwires Texaco
04/21/2004 02:17 PMT-Mobile UK has service in dedicated bays in 100 Texaco stations near
major UK roads: The deal could ultimately result is as many as 1,400
company-owned Texaco stations having T-Mobile UK service, but a
limiting factor is dedicated parking space for motorists using the
service. There's an undertone in The Register article and press
releases about not just backing up the pump lines (a problem for a gas
station), but causing explosions. The risk of an explosion with a cell
phone in a gas station appears to be from the inadvertent seepage of
fumes in some cases which can be ignited by electrical activity in a
cell phone. The adjacency has to be pretty high. A laptop operating
away from the pumps has no risk. Estonia pioneered gas station Wi-Fi,
while a deal with Circle K in the U.S. (which have gas at some
locations) appears to have evaporated after Circle K changed hands....
Mobilicom Unwires Austrian McDonald's
Mobilicom Unwires Austrian McDonald's
02/13/2004 05:23 PMAustrian carrier Mobilkom will add Wi-Fi to all 161 McDonald's
restaurants in the country (in German): Forty McDonald's in Vienna
were already unwired in a test. Service will be free until the end of
April. Mobilkom hopes to at least double the number of hotspots it
operates on top of these new additions, although no time frame was
mentioned in the article. Subscribers can charge their hotspot usage
via a gateway page login or by using SIM card authentication. Mobilkom
might also charge by the half hour, 2 hours, or 24 hour period. The
article notes that exclusive of those time period plans, service (as
with the company's GPRS and UMTS) will cost a euro a megabyte, which
seems extraordinarily high....
Iowa Unwires Rest Stops
Iowa Unwires Rest Stops
02/05/2005 09:26 PM Iowa joins a growing trend of states with large empty stretches: For
traffic safety purposes, the more frequently people stop, stretch, and
take their eyes off the road, the better. Adding Wi-Fi at rest stops
is just one tool in that arsenal, but it's also a nice idea for
tourists, truckers, and business travelers. Iowa will equip a total of
40 locations by July; 20 of them by mid-March. A trial set of eight
locations had 111,000 access over seven months. Several stops are
active on Interstates 35 and 80. Service will be free and operated by
I-Spot....
Portugal Telecom Unwires McDonald's
Portugal Telecom Unwires McDonald's
04/27/2004 03:52 PMDow Jones Newswires reports that 100 McDonald's restaurants in
Portugal are equipped with WiFi: Access will run €2.00 for 30
minutes with the purchase of a McMenu or McMenu Grande meal. Service
will be available in all 113 restaurants in Portugal in the future....
Blast Theory Unwires Online Games
Blast Theory Unwires Online Games
12/27/2003 11:14 AMNew Linksys Unwires Your Network From
Central Computer
New Linksys Unwires Your Network From
Central Computer
06/17/2004 03:19 AMFinancialWire Jun 17 2004 7:31AM GMT
ICOA Unwires Spokane Airport with Vivato
Equipment
ICOA Unwires Spokane Airport with Vivato
Equipment
04/26/2004 02:41 PMVivato's equipment will be used by ICOA to provide Wi-Fi service at
the Spokane airport: The airport handles about 1.2 million passengers
(counted once for enplanement/deplanement) per year. ICOA seems to be
specializing in smaller but high-volume airports like Sacramento,
Savannah/Hilton Head, and Fresno that require very little hardware but
reach a million or more passengers a year. Extrapolating from
Concourse's figures for usage at Minneapolis-St. Paul, these smaller
airports should see 20 to 30 sessions per day....
SQLSoft+ Becomes Newest Sponsor Partner
at Microsoft Partner Solutions Center
SQLSoft+ Becomes Newest Sponsor Partner
at Microsoft Partner Solutions Center
12/19/2004 03:31 PMSQLSoft+, an IT training firm, becomes first the first IT training
company to gain the designation MPSC Sponsor Partner. [PRWEB Dec 18,
2004]
Citrine Technologies Attains Gold
Certified Partner Status In Microsoft
Partner Program
Citrine Technologies Attains Gold
Certified Partner Status In Microsoft
Partner Program
03/24/2005 05:17 AMCitrine Earns Gold for Competencies In ISV/Software Solutions and
Microsoft Business Solutions [PRWEB Mar 24, 2005]
Microsoft Unveils Increased Partner
Opportunity and Investments At Annual
Worldwide Partner Conference
Microsoft Unveils Increased Partner
Opportunity and Investments At Annual
Worldwide Partner Conference
07/12/2004 12:14 AMBuilding on a year of steadily increasing momentum, Microsoft Corp.
today opened the Microsoft® Worldwide Partner Conference 2004 for its
global network of industry partners. Centered on the theme "Velocity,"
the event will highlight the success the reinvented Microsoft Partner
Program has experienced in its first year and the increasing traction
the program is experiencing as it goes into its second.
New Microsoft MBS Partner Strategy
Proven Effective for New Partner,
Iteration2
New Microsoft MBS Partner Strategy
Proven Effective for New Partner,
Iteration2
07/26/2004 03:37 AMIteration2™, a leading Microsoft Gold Partner and Axapta Business
Partner is proving the effectiveness of Microsoft's new partner
strategy. Off to a tremendous start with industry leading customers
and a significant series of accomplishments including Microsoft Gold
Partner Certification and the addition of three industry leading
customers during June. [PRWEB Jul 26, 2004]
What's a $99 Brainstorming Partner
Really Worth? - In the Case of
RichContent's eXpertSystem, it's
$Thousands in Expertise, Millions of
Ideas and a Tireless Partner
What's a $99 Brainstorming Partner
Really Worth? - In the Case of
RichContent's eXpertSystem, it's
$Thousands in Expertise, Millions of
Ideas and a Tireless Partner
03/17/2005 03:45 AMBrainstorming is taxing on... well, the brain. But the new
eXpertSystem software from RichContent releases your best ideas, using
Associative Thinking, 200,000 words and phrases and over 225,000
images to spur the mind to more creative innovations. New OSX and XP
application melds 5 powerful programs into one user-friendly
interface. Inspiration and creativity is just a click away, and starts
at less than $100... [PRWEB Mar 15, 2005]
Intel Centrino TM mobile technology
unwires ESIB at Saint Joseph University
Intel Centrino TM mobile technology
unwires ESIB at Saint Joseph University
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SBC Is Wayport's Partner?
SBC Is Wayport's Partner?
06/07/2004 01:03 AMNY Times slips that SBC is Wayport's first reseller partner for Wi-Fi
World: In a by-the-numbers piece questioning whether free Wi-Fi
hotspots were challenging for-fee hotspots, Matt Richtel doesn't
mention Wayport by name, focusing instead on T-Mobile. We've heard
quite a bit of this before, but usually involving more sweeping free
service, such as that offered by hotel chains (wired and Wi-Fi), or
the model promoted by Austin Wireless City or NewburyOpen.net. The
writer says that Cometa went out of business because it was not
providing a suitable return to investors. I disagree. Cometa stated,
and several sources confirmed for me, that it was unable to raise
additional funds from new investors. AT&T and IBM, cited as part
of the financing, never invested serious money. Richtel gets to the
heart of it when he quotes a Wi-Fi user at a free location saying, he
would consider subscribing to a Wi-Fi plan if there were a provider
that offered universal access to hot spots everywhere. Bingo. I'll
reiterate my Yogi Berraism: in the future, unlimited national Wi-Fi
will be free and it will cost $20 per month. Either you'll pay nothing
and deal with any of the potential downsides of relying on service
that's based on the returns in that model, or you (or more likely,
your employer) will pay a flat $20 per month for unlimited access
across all U.S. networks. But the key hidden fact in this story is in
the last few paragraphs, when Richtel tips that SBC, which has hired
Wayport to unwire its The UPS Store partner locations and manage them,
will be Wayport's first Wi-Fi World customer, even though Wayport and
Wi-Fi World aren't mentioned by name. In the Wi-Fi World model,
Wayport is reselling access to McDonald's locations on a fixed rate
per month. The article says SBC will offer unlimited service for
$19.95 per month, but will ultimately discount it significantly to
existing customers. It's unclear whether that rate includes both
SBC-managed locations and McDonald's, but it's likely that it's
both....
20,000 3g Subscribers For Partner
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IBM and E.piphany Partner
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Partner Is Key to Ask.jp Launch
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08/27/2004 02:16 PMSource: ClickZ - Ask Jeeves Japan is jointly held between Ask Jeeves
and transcosmos, a consulting firm and holding company based in Tokyo.
The new company hopes to offer competition to Google and Yahoo!, which
provide the dominant search technologies...
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IBM, Novell Partner for Linux
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Telstra still considering partner for 3G
network
Telstra still considering partner for 3G
network
07/22/2004 09:39 AMSydney Morning Herald Jul 22 2004 1:58PM GMT
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