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 Wi-Fi service in the downtown area. It appears that soon we'll have Wi-Fi just about everywhere!
Via [informationweek.mobilepipeline.com]
Is Public Wi-Fi Good Enough?
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