Talk about your soft launch — nothing says the genteel South like starting to sell WiMax services without so much as a by-your-leave. Looks like our pals over at WiMax.com saw what we discovered surfing around the Clear.com site — Clearwire has added coverage maps for Atlanta, much of which it labels as “now serving.” [...]
Clearwire now offering WiMAX in Atlanta
Brussels rolls out free citywide Wi-Fi trial
The city of Brussels is slowly rolling out free citywide Wi-Fi service (in a testing phase) with the help of outdoor advertising firms, JC Decaux and Clearchannel. The city is installing Wi-Fi access points on electronic billboards. The service is free of charge but will be limited in bandwidth as the city has no plan [...]
Berlin plans free citywide Wi-Fi
Berlin, Germany has very ambitious plans to provide free Wi-Fi access throughout the city, starting with a pilot project around the city’s main streets, Unter den Linden, Friedrichstrasse, Kurfürstendamm and Tauentzienstrasse. If the city is pleased with the results (and Deutsche Telekom doesn’t get in the way, which is what all the European telecom incumbents [...]
Fribourg, Switzerland offers free Wi-Fi in schools, hospitals and government offices
The canton of Fribourg, Switzerland is providing free Wi-Fi service to visitors in government offices, schools and hospitals in its capital, Fribourg. The canton will roll out free Wi-Fi to the other 168 municipalities in its jurisdiction in the coming months. I am not surprised to see more local governments and enterprises offering free “guest” [...]
Copenhagen to get free WiFi
Fifty-two Danish communities, including Copenhagen, will be getting free citywide WiFi service next year. Gratis Danmark, the project manager, is also working to get free WiFi in bus and train stations. Part of the costs of maintaining the network will come from advertising (we’ve seen this model before). Danish trains run by Arriva already provide [...]
Argyroupoli, Greece launches municipal wireless network
Argyroupoli, Greece (pop. 33,000) has rolled out a municipal wireless network called Arnet. The city is in the southern part of the greater Athens metropolitan area. Residents and visitors can expect up to 2 Mbps downstream and upstream speeds. With 67 wireless mesh nodes from Tropos, the network covers 85% of the city. Municipal funds [...]
Asco, Spain launches municipal wireless network
Ascó, a town of 1600 people in the region of Catalonia, has rolled out a wireless mesh network covering 74 square kilometers. The town is best known for its nuclear power plant, as well as almond and olive groves, and vineyards. According to the service provider, Eurona, the city will use the network for municipal [...]
Varadzin, Croatia deploys municipal wireless network
Varadzin, Croatia is deploying a citywide wireless broadband network for government and public use. According to service provider, Magik Telekom, 45 Motorola mesh nodes have already been installed, covering an area of one square kilometer. The city is testing a number of applications on the network: monitoring traffic, controlling street lighting and parking using video [...]
Korean city deploys muni wireless for public safety and free Internet access
Gangneung City in South Korea has deployed a municipal wireless network to assist city workers and residents in dealing with emergencies. The city has installed security cameras, weather sensors and fire alarm sensors, all of which will be monitored by Gangneung’s emergency personnel. The “Ubiquitous Sensor Network” (which uses IPv6) will also provide city residents [...]
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- New York City CTO resigns over public safety wireless network debacle April 15, 2012
- Why I dumped my iPhone February 15, 2012
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- Cambridge, UK launches city-wide white space wireless network April 26, 2012
- EU opens public consultation on reducing the cost of broadband deployments April 30, 2012
- Testing lab shows Edgewater Wireless outperforms carrier class access points February 14, 2012
- Case Study: Improving Wi-Fi QoS and Performance in Rural Environments April 24, 2012
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