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BT Chops Cost Of UK Wi-Fi Access
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BT Openzone has slashed access charges to its network of public Wi-Fi hotspots, cutting the cost of fast wireless Internet connections by up to 70 per cent, the telco claimed today. Via [theregister.co.uk]

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Wireless Network Passes University Test
DeploymentHotSpotsAdministration

Managing a wireless network that spans more than 900 acres is no mean feat. So when Maurice Ficklin had the chance to participate in a device management study with two major technology companies, he jumped at the opportunity. Via [eweek.com]

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Wi-Fi Providers Begin To Share Access
DeploymentHotSpotsRoamingISP

After years of resisting, wireless Internet providers are finally striking cell phone-style roaming agreements that could eventually let customers get high-speed access anywhere they go. Via [usatoday.com]

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Wireless Laptops At Democratic Convention Pose Big Risk
SecurityDeploymentHotSpotsAdministration

Next week, thousands will gather in Boston for the Democratic National Convention, many of them armed with wireless-enabled laptops that could present major security problems, a Boston-area firm said Thursday. Via [internetweek.com]

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Rogers To Bundle Wi-Fi Hotspot Access With Cell Plans
DeploymentHotSpotsGSMISP

Rogers Wireless Inc., which announced its EDGE high-speed data service Tuesday, plans to bundle Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) hotspot access with its personal communications service (PCS) rate plans. Via [itbusiness.ca]

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SBC Expands Wi-Fi Access With Sprint, Telmex
DeploymentHotSpotsRoamingISP

SBC Communications Inc. signed deals with four companies, including Sprint Corp. and Mexican phone giant Telmex, to expand high-speed wireless access to the Internet by allowing its subscribers to roam on other companies' networks. Via [reuters.com]

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Broadreach Raises Cash To Push Train Wi-Fi
DeploymentHotSpots

Britain's mobile workers want access to high-speed wireless when on the railways. Broadreach wants to use the fruits of its latest funding round to get train operators moving. Via [news.zdnet.co.uk]

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Dealing With The "Wi-Fi As Amenity" Issue
HotSpotsCommentaryISP

A new trend in thinking about the Wi-Fi service market is emerging, a reaction against the prevailing business model exemplified by Wayport, T-Mobile and others. Via [wi-fiplanet.com]

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Covad Combines Wireless With Internet Access
DeploymentHotSpotsProductsISP

Covad is teaming up with Netopia to provide Wi-Fi plus broadband access as part of a single service to people working out of their homes. Via [nwfusion.com]

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'Peanuts!' 'Popcorn!' 'WiFi!'
DeploymentHotSpots

Baseball fans who have grown accustomed to stadium seatmates yakking on cellphones may soon have to deal with another technological incursion into the grand old game: laptop-toting fans surfing the Web and sending e-mails. Via [boston.com]

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UK Wi-Fi Network Wins 'Significant' VC Funding
DeploymentHotSpotsISP

UK Wi-Fi provider The Cloud has secured its latest round of funding, from VCs 3i and Accel Partners, the trio announced today. Via [theregister.co.uk]

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Wi-Fi: Getting More For Your Money
HotSpotsRoamingT-Mobile

Mobile business workers could soon have wider access to lots of different Wi-Fi access points as T-Systems and iPass extend their aggregation networks. Via [news.zdnet.co.uk]

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In-Flight Wi-Fi: On And Off
DeploymentHotSpots

As competition for in-flight Wi-Fi slowly heats up, a coalition of airline workers and consumer electronics makers hope to make the use of wireless gadgets by the flying public easier. Via [wi-fiplanet.com]

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GNER Sets Up Wi-Fi As Standard
DeploymentHotSpots

Wireless Internet access is no longer just for first-class passengers - but those with a cheaper ticket will have to pay for their connection. Via [news.zdnet.co.uk]

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Starbucks Says WiFi Now Available In 3,100 Cafes
DeploymentHotSpotsT-Mobile

Starbucks Corp. said on Tuesday that it had installed wireless Internet connections, or "WiFi," in more than 3,100 U.S. cafes, including 110 in stores far from technology-rich coastal areas. Via [reuters.com]