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Posts Tagged ‘wifi’
Northern California delights: sunny Wi-Fi cafes, Napa Valley bistro, Roman-style osteria in Pacific Heights
Posted: 8 March 2008 in Restaurant reviewsTags: san francisco, wifi
Cafe Flore and Dolores Park Cafe Bistro Jeanty in Yountville SPQR: osteria on Fillmore Street
[Tip of the day] Super fast Wi-Fi using 802.11n on 5GHz
Posted: 5 January 2008 in TechnologyTags: Apple, Mac, wifi
Here’s a little tip I’d like to share with you. If you live in a city and use Wi-Fi at home, you will probably encounter interference from a lot of neighbors’ Wi-Fi networks. The intereference can have a significant effect on the performance of your network, slowing down the speeds at which you send files [...]
[Wi-Fi] Meraki to create citywide Wi-Fi cloud in San Francisco
Posted: 4 January 2008 in TechnologyTags: meraki, muniwireless, wifi
Now that EarthLink’s plan to deploy a citywide wireless broadband network is officially dead, who’s going to pick up where it left off? It appears that Meraki, a mesh equipment provider funded by Google and Sequoia, has come up with a plan to create a Wi-Fi cloud throughout the city by getting residents to install [...]
The problem with mobile Internet today: expensive data plans and roaming charges
Posted: 7 November 2007 in TechnologyTags: iphone, mobile, wifi
In the past few weeks, I have attended two conferences, Mobile 2.0 in San Francisco and Nokia’s Mobile Mashup in Palo Alto, on the supposedly new world of mobile Internet, a paradise where everyone can use these incredible applications on their mobile phones AND access the Internet in all its glory. Unfortunately we’re stuck with [...]
