Todd Allcock <elecconnec@AmericaOnLine.com> wrote:

> > > Do you, Oxford, have any actual data to support your continued claim
> > > that most people in the United States are in range of either a free WiFi
> > > network or else one they already have bought the right to use?
> >
> > Maybe not now... but maybe soon?
> >
> > <http://meraki.com/>
>
>
> Why is it that these "share your access to create open WiFi for everyone"
> ideas are always basically just store fronts for proprietary routers and
> APs?

Going forward, it's inevitable the entire planet is going to be governed
by free wireless access, so why fight it Todd?

These companies are providing a service so need to tie into "known"
hardware to make the world free of greedy cell phone companies.

Soon, you'll see a plethora of software only solutions like LinSpot that
make any $10 wireless router free, add in a couple 100 million routers
and the goal for "everyone" will be achieved.

http://www.linspot.com/

The life cycle of cell phone companies is coming to a quick close, Apple
knows it, thus the iPhone, which is the world No. 1 wifi phone will be
the winner for decades to come.

Looks like Orange in France has already sold 50,000 iPhones even before
they came on sale! too funny...

The cell world is about to massively change Todd, I know it, most Apple
users know it, but you don't.

http://snipurl.com/1ubzw

this is the most advanced, cheapest micro laptop you can buy!

* 749 euros ($1,109) unlocked iPhone, no contract
* 649 euros ($956) locked iPhone, no contract
* 549 euros ($809) unlocked iPhone, with Orange contract
* 399 euros ($588) locked iPhone, with Orange contract
* 100 euros ($147) to unlock a locked iPhone

What a KILLER page!

http://www.apple.com/fr/

Enjoy!

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