2005
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Wireless technology will help visitors at the 2008 Beijing Olympics navigate the city and cope with the language barrier.
Via [vnunet.com]
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Wireless technology will help visitors at the 2008 Beijing Olympics navigate the city and cope with the language barrier.
Via [vnunet.com]
Wireless Facilities, Inc. has been selected to provide network design and deployment services for the City of Temecula’s proposed municipal Wi-Fi network. Working together with Wi-Fi mesh network company Tropos Networks, and in coordination with The City of Temecula, WFI will deploy a Wi-Fi network in the Old Town area of the city. The network is expected to be deployed in the first quarter of 2006. Further terms of the project were not disclosed.
Via [wirelessiq.info]
If Mayor Gavin Newsom’s proposal to bring low-cost WiFi to the entire city is such a great idea, why is he keeping the details secret? And why, if this is going to benefit anyone other than well-off people who want to use their laptops all over town, is he relying on big Silicon Valley firms to drive the agenda?
Via [sfbg.com]