European rail operators love Wi-Fi. They’re keen on anything that encourages more businesspeople to take the train, and wireless networking is an attractive way to provide paying travellers with ad hoc connections to the internet and company networks. A journey’s duration becomes productive work time, whether it’s part of a daily commute or a longer… Continue Reading
Daily Archives: April 21, 2005
Brits Baffled By Wi-Fi
Forty percent of folk in Britain haven’t a clue what WiFi means or where to stick it, a survey suggests. Via [theinquirer.net]… Continue Reading
Web Surfing Polar Bears Go Wireless
Tech savvy polar bears can now take advantage of wireless networking after two Intel employees on an expedition deployed what is thought to be the world’s most northerly Wi-Fi hotspot. Via [vnunet.com]… Continue Reading
Identity Thieves Spying On Your WiFi?
If you don’t protect your wireless computer network from hackers, you could discover neighbors or strangers snooping around your personal computer files—like I did. Via [fortune.com]… Continue Reading