Yesterday, I posted a notice of public tender from Union City, New Jersey for their wireless camera project. The official bid document is on MuniWireless: UnionCamera-Bid Doc-v10e-Public Release If you are going to bid on this project, make sure that you contact the municipal clerk. The city may amend the bid at a later time [...]
Union City New Jersey: wireless network and camera project bid
Union City, New Jersey, has issued a public tender seeking bidders to set up a wireless network with video cameras. Read the official bid notice below. [I posted the document today on Scribd: http://www.scribd.com/doc/26051646/Union-City-NJ-wireless-camera-project-bid] NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that sealed Bids will be received by the Board of Commissioners of the City [...]
Teacheo enables virtual classrooms for remote e-learning, online tutor marketplace
When we talk about broadband stimulus funds, we tend to focus on infrastructure: fiber, wireless, and the computers themselves (in public computer centers which are getting federal funds, too). Indeed, the US government’s primary goal in giving out billions of dollars to bring broadband to unserved and underserved communities is to allow people who live [...]
Apple launches the iPad in WiFi and 3G versions
After months of rumor and speculation, Apple has launched a tablet computer called the iPad, which looks like a larger version of the iPod Touch and the iPhone. I watched the demo today and came away impressed. It looks gorgeous. The price is reasonable, starting at $499 for the Wi-Fi only version ($629 for the [...]
Free report: A look inside Clearwire’s network
After a year of aggressive market launches across the U.S., Clearwire Corp. is becoming fairly well recognized for its pioneering use of the wireless broadband technology known as WiMAX, the “Wi-Fi on steroids” technology that allows providers like Clearwire to build “hotspots the size of a city.” While WiMAX’s ability to provide broadband Internet access [...]
SFO could have free WiFi soon?
San Francisco International Airport may start offering free Wi-Fi to travelers, as Oakland and San Jose airports already do. SFO uses T-Mobile (and its roaming partners like Boingo) to provide paid Wi-Fi access. I’ve used it many times when traveling back to Amsterdam or when I go on holiday, and it’s always quite fast. I’m [...]
MuniWireless How To Get A Grant Guide 2.0 out next week
I am releasing version 2.0 of my How To Get A Grant Guide next week. Version 2.0 contains the new rules issued by the NTIA and RUS for people who want to apply for the second round of broadband stimulus funding, and some insights into what makes successful, sustainable broadband projects. NOTE TO VENDORS: There’s [...]
iPod Touch traffic shows giant increase after Christmas 2009
AdMob (the mobile advertising network) says that in 2008, AdMob’s iPod touch traffic doubled on Christmas day and that the same happened in 2009, with iPod touch ad requests jumping 96% the day after Christmas: “AdMob’s usage data suggests that new iPod touch devices were responsible for a majority of the increase in App Store [...]
Boston’s Logan Airport to provide free WiFi for 2 years
Logan Airport has decided to provide free Wi-Fi service over the next two years. According to the Boston Globe, Massport (which runs the airport) has already recouped its investment. During the holidays, Google sponsored free Wi-Fi access at Logan. Now it appears that there will be free Wi-Fi until 2012.
Handicapping NOFA 2
The good news is that the new NOFA rules are out. The bad news, if you have Attention Deficit Disorder, is that there are two of them and each one seems as long as the first NOFA rules. But at least there are welcome changes. Here’s an overview and a look at who does well [...]
- Hotels are upgrading WiFi infrastructure to meet iPad, iPhone users’ needs January 23, 2012
- Edgewater Wireless signs deal with leading Brazilian distributor after successful trial January 19, 2012
- New Tropos 1410 Delivers Secure Field Area Networks for Smart Grid and Other Industrial Applications January 18, 2012
- Santa Clara, CA muni Wi-Fi network gets a second chance January 13, 2012
- Bright House sets up 2000 WiFi hotspots in Orlando and Central Florida January 12, 2012
- Wi-Fi connected TVs and more January 11, 2012
- French mobile operator offers 15 EUR per month unlimited voice, SMS and data January 7, 2012
- Growing pains plague OpenNet Singapore fiber broadband rollout January 5, 2012
- Libraries in Busan City, Korea go Wi-Fi January 4, 2012
- AllCity Wireless announces Solutions4ebiz will sell hosted WiDirect cloud services January 4, 2012
- Free Wi-Fi in Tokyo and Fukuoka, Japan: an update January 3, 2012
- Wi-Fi comes to Indian Wells, the world’s second largest tennis stadium January 3, 2012
- Wi-Fi comes to Balboa Park, San Diego January 2, 2012
- Kuala Lumpur requires WiFi in restaurants by April 2012 January 2, 2012
- Thai government deploys 20,000 Wi-Fi hot zones in Bangkok December 28, 2011
- Why hotel WiFi is being crushed by iPads and what to do about it October 25, 2011
- Thai government deploys 20,000 Wi-Fi hot zones in Bangkok December 28, 2011
- Tales from the Towers, Chapter 30: Fear of 2.4GHz for Public Safety Defies Logic November 21, 2011
- Tesco rolls out free Wi-Fi in the UK December 3, 2011
- Santa Clara, CA muni Wi-Fi network gets a second chance January 13, 2012
- Louisiana loses $80 million broadband stimulus grant October 27, 2011
- Cleveland, Ohio neighborhood deploys large outdoor free Wi-Fi network November 10, 2011
- The end of voice as a cash cow November 10, 2011
- Smartphones and tablets to drive 350% increase in Wi-Fi hotspots by 2015 November 10, 2011
- Seattle leasing dark fiber: a good start, but more needs to be done November 23, 2011
- Malaysian villages go Wi-Fi November 23, 2011
- Case Study: Eliminating Performance, Interference Issues With Multi-Channel Wi-Fi access points December 17, 2011
- Growing pains plague OpenNet Singapore fiber broadband rollout January 5, 2012
- Bright House sets up 2000 WiFi hotspots in Orlando and Central Florida January 12, 2012
- Indian WiMAX operator wants to give back WiMAX licenses October 24, 2011
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