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U.K. Plans Roadside Wireless Network
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The U.K. government is planning to upgrade its roadside telematics system with a wireless network designed to blanket the country with low-cost wireless Internet access. Via [eweek.com]

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Prepaid Wi-Fi Hits The Web
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A new Web site has hit the Internet designed to help consumers find a prepaid Wi-Fi service plan. WiFiMinutes.com gives consumers the ability to compare and contrast several plan options. Via [wirelessweek.com]

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Mesh: The Next Step For Wireless
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Mesh technology allows new wireless networks to be created, or existing WLANs to be extended, without needing a wired connection to each base station. Via [insight.zdnet.co.uk]

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Wi-Fi In The Sky: The Boeing Connexion
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As I sit here in an American Eagle commuter jet, flying from San Jose to Los Angeles and trying to write this column, one thing occurs to me: This Ferrari-branded notebook sure looks better when it isn't solidly stuck in my stomach. The second thing that occurs to me is, I'll probably never regain the...

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Lucent Looks To Provide Mobile Wi-Fi For Trains, Autos, Bbuses
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Lucent Technologies Inc. is working to develop a product that would provide users with wireless Internet access on trains, buses and automobiles. Via [computerworld.com]

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Starbucks Brings Wi-Fi To 154 UK stores
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Over 150 Starbucks UK coffee shops now provide wireless Internet access, the company proudly announced yesterday. Via [theregister.co.uk]

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AMD Faces Legal Action Over ‘Zealous’ Wi-Fi Promotion
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AMD has come under fire for its over-zealous attempt to create a company-branded network of Wi-Fi hotspots that may see the chip maker getting into legal hot water. Via [theregister.co.uk]

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Wi-Fi Crowd's Must-Have: Mesh HotZones
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If the future of Wi-Fi is complete ubiquity and pervasiveness than it's likely that Mesh architecture for wireless LANs will play a pivotal role. Via [internetnews.com]

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Wireless Internet Stumbles Ahead
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The spread of wi-fi is being hampered by increasing complex and incompatible products, an industry body promoting the technology has said. Via [news.bbc.co.uk]

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T-Mobile To Charge Wi-Fi Access To Phone Bills
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T-Mobile today offered what it claimed was a "simplified" and "standardised" pricing structure for its Wi-Fi hotspots that introduces direct billing for the company's mobile phone subscribers. Via [theregister.co.uk]

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Chill Hits Wi-Fi 'Hot Spots'
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Tom Montalbano seems like an ideal customer for wireless Internet "hot spots" in hotels, restaurants and airports. The 41-year-old insurance investigator travels four days a week, compiling reports from jewelry robberies on his laptop computer. Via [online.wsj.com]

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Canada Pushes For More Wi-Fi
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The Canadian government may soon have to change the official motto of Ontario to "Wireless she began and wireless she remains" as the number of hotspots continues to rise in the area. Via [internetnews.com]

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UK Train Operators Expand Free Wi-Fi Offers
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Virgin has finally launched a wireless Internet access trial on its trains, while GNER's original three month trial has now been extended and expanded. Via [news.zdnet.co.uk]

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AMD To Launch Wi-Fi Network
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Chip maker AMD has quietly rolled out a network of Wi-Fi hotspots. The company will formally launch the service next quarter. Via [theregister.co.uk]

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T-Mobile USA Releases Free Wi-Fi Locator Ssoftware
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T-Mobile USA introduced a free software that makes locating and using its 4,200 HotSpot locations simpler and more convenient. Via [geekzone.co.nz]