Philip Howard has always thought of Seattle as a well-connected city. Now he has the map to prove it. Via [seattletimes.nwsource.com]… Continue Reading
Daily Archives: February 22, 2005
Is Public Wi-Fi Good Enough?
On nearly a daily basis, we’re seeing numerous municipalities, such as Atlanta and Philadelphia, announcing deployments of citywide public Wi-Fi networks. In fact, Rio Rancho, New Mexico, is claiming the largest metro-wide network, with over 100 square miles of service area. I was even surprised that my hometown of Dayton, Ohio, has recently established public… Continue Reading
Study: Net Phones Key To WiMax Success
The wireless broadband standard called WiMax won’t be ready for prime time for a couple of years, but when it does come out, Internet phone service could be the cash cow for providers, according to a study. Via [news.zdnet.com]… Continue Reading
Subway System Uses Wi-Fi To Distribute Personalized Information
The Paris transportation authority has deployed a context-aware Wi-Fi network that customizes data feeds by the employee and even the time of day. Via [informationweek.com]… Continue Reading
Wireless In The Sky: OnAir, Boingo Ink Deals
OnAir sealed an agreement with Airbus to provide its in-flight communications system as a standard option for its aircraft, which could lead to in-flight wireless chats. Separately, Boingo Wireless inked an agreement that will enable its customers to roam in mid air. Via [wirelessweek.com]… Continue Reading