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story category Bold Prediction: More Wi-Fi in '06
Thanks, Nostradamus
(old news - 11:19AM Tuesday Dec 27 2005)
tags: wireless · hardware · stats
While there has been ample talk of Wimax and 3G "killing" Wi-Fi in '06, that's largely investor-speak. According to JiWire, Wi-Fi service is available at 32,000 US locations; though 90 percent of them charge a fee. In '06, "Wi-Fi is going to be ubiquitous," says JiWire's CEO. "You’re going to see more municipal hot zones going from announcement to reality." Bids for San Fran's Wi-Fi project are due by February 21. And just maybe one of these days we'll see real 802.11n gear.

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SpartanVII

join:2003-12-04

So...

though 90 percent of them charge a fee

In other news, people are still trying to make money.

Ahh, it would be so nice for more free Wi-fi.

dadkins
Can you do Blu?
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join:2003-09-26
Hercules, CA
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Re: So...

ALOT of Public Libraries have free Wi-Fi.

A good list to start looking for free Wi-Fi is:
»www.wififreespot.com/
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Rob
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Re: So...

said by dadkins See Profile :

ALOT of Public Libraries have free Wi-Fi.

A good list to start looking for free Wi-Fi is:
»www.wififreespot.com/
That site is great. That's where I found out that my local public library has free wifi. Went over there, sat down and was up and running in seconds, never had to ask anyone or enter any info.
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tshirt
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Snohomish, WA
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said by SpartanVII See Profile :

though 90 percent of them charge a fee

In other news, people are still trying to make money.

Ahh, it would be so nice for more free Wi-fi.
Nothing is "FREE", just payed for in different ways.

King P
Don't blame me. I voted for Ron Paul
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join:2004-11-17
Inman, SC

WiFi + Free = Not Dead

WiFi will always be around as long as it is free. In fact, we set up a WiFi hotspot in our community in Franklin, TN.

envoid

join:2002-12-21
Duluth, GA

Nostradamus?

How's Nostradamus play in this?

Rogue Wolf
Ate The Last Of The Pumpkin Pie

join:2003-08-12
Troy, NY

Re: Nostradamus?

This would be an example of sarcasm, such as calling an idiot "Einstein".
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Endgame
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USA
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Re: Nostradamus?

Are you calling me an idiot buddy, well thank you?!

Wireless and fiber to the homey are the future of the humble internet connection!
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locationloc



On the down loc,

Maybe if you live in the Right wing down of Westchester county where all open wifi's are illegal, and the govt will track you down and 'arrest you', 'sue you' and '187 on an undercover wifi'
Yeah, maybe 3g and wimax will work,
For the rest of you, Bah humbug!

Wimax and 3g making a comeback is like OJ simpson winning another superbowl, or the democrats joining the kkk, and other unlikely things.

Which is not to say if you'd give the equipment and internet bacbone services away FREE it couldn't happen, just Wery, Wery Unlikely
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