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Wi-Fi and other technologies that are supposed to make wireless connectivity ubiquitous have been somewhat slow in coming and we are often hearing ‘great things are around the corner’ but they have not truly delivered. This article on Wired.com By Ryan Singel looks into what might be possible with the new lower frequency Wi-Fi being [...]

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Some excerpts and comments on an original Article posted at  Wired.com By Dave Demerjian People get bored on long flights, which is why we love in-flight Internet access. It lets people check email, read Wired.com, watch the stock market collapse and enjoy their favorite scenes from On Golden Blonde and Forest Hump. Airlines, worried the [...]

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iPhones have started a revolution. As of yesterday, we have the feisty upstart, the G1 For those who are interested in what mobile computing will look like in the future, or to help create it yourself; The Telecom Council of Silicon Valley presents the Handset Innovation Review, sponsored by Kotra. Thu, Oct 9, 8:30am-5:00pm, Santa [...]

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Several Airlines have started providing Wifi on their flights for passengers, including American and Delta. The price is $12.95. I had heard about this a few weeks ago and am glad to see them moving forward with a plan that will allow people to be more productive on those long flights. There is a good [...]

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