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AT T providing free Wi Fi access to iPhone users and oops to everyone else as well: related news
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Tags: Apple iPhone, Wi-Fi Access, AT&T Corp., Starbucks Corp., User Agent, MacRumors, Wireless LANs, Wi-Fi, Wireless, Nathan McFeters
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via ZDNet @ 23:39 1st May
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Tags: Apple iPhone, Wi-Fi Access, AT&T Corp., Starbucks Corp., User Agent, MacRumors, Wireless LANs, Wi-Fi, Wireless, Nathan McFeters
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via ZDNet @ 23:38 1st May
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Regarding AT&T and its free Wi-Fi for iPhone users, Saul Hansell reports for The New York Times, "I was able to reach Fletcher Cook, an AT&T spokesman... The posting of the offer of free Wi-Fi on the company’s site was 'a human error,' he said. But he added that the company has long planned to offer free Wi-Fi to customers with iPhones and other phones that have Wi-Fi capability."
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via Mac Daily News @ 16:33 11th May
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Regarding AT&T and its free Wi-Fi for iPhone users, Saul Hansell reports for The New York Times, "I was able to reach Fletcher Cook, an AT&T spokesman... The posting of the offer of free Wi-Fi on the company’s site was 'a human error,' he said. But he added that the company has long planned to offer free Wi-Fi to customers with iPhones and other phones that have Wi-Fi capability."
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via Mac Daily News @ 2:31 11th May
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Two giant offers for free Wi-Fi extended, one from AT&T to iPhone users, and another from Cablevision for its millions of home territory broadband subscribers.
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via Washington Post @ 20:15 9th May
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Wi-Fi® enabled BlackBerry® smartphones give you Wi-Fi access, which means that if your organization has deployed the BlackBerry Enterprise Solution, you can securely access all your corporate data over Wi-Fi networks, onsite or off. The capabilities of Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry smartphones can also be leveraged to fill any cellular coverage gaps by enabling you to connect directly to your organization's on-site Wi-Fi network. Your BlackBerry services will deliver the same functionality as when you're connected to the cellular network.
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via SearchServerVirtualization.com @ 6:05 27th May
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Apple this week began posting information for iPhone users intending to update their device to the new iPhone 3G. A new support document explains how to replace an original iPhone with an iPhone 3G using the same carrier: "If you follow these steps to backup your original iPhone first, and then restore the backup to your iPhone 3G, your saved SMS messages, email accounts, photos, notes, and other personal settings will be present on your iPhone 3G," the company noted. The instructions indicate that iPhone users in the US will not need to transfer their SIM card (a new one will be provided with the iPhone 3G) and describes how to transfer settings, personal info, SMS messages, and other data to the new device using iTunes' backup iPhone feature.
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via MacNN @ 5:16 5th Jul
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AT&T -- Sorry about the mix up: AT&T has finally come clean about their Wi-Fi hotspot shenanigans. Turns out, turning on Wi-Fi and posting the information on their site was human error. A spokesman told the New York Times that free Wi-Fi for iPhone users has been long planned. When asked when it will be available, no comment.
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via Mac Life @ 21:07 13th May
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PRNewswire/ -- Funambol Inc., the leading provider of Mobile 2.0 messaging software powered by open source, today announced it has enhanced its native open source wireless sync app for iPhone 2.0. The app uses the new iPhone 2.0 SDK and enables users to wirelessly sync PIM data with a wide variety of consumer and enterprise email systems and clients. The free open source software will be available when iPhone 2.0 ships and the App Store opens, scheduled for July. iPhone users will be able to access the sync software via the free myFUNAMBOL portal. In contrast to MobileMe announced yesterday, myFUNAMBOL provides free syncing of PIM data and mobile email for mass market users. When the new Funambol iPhone open source software ships in July, it will initially sync contacts, followed by a version that also syncs calendars and notes.
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via Earthtimes.org @ 7:51 10th Jun
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REDWOOD CITY, Calif., June 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Funambol Inc., the leading provider of Mobile 2.0 messaging software powered by open source, today announced it has enhanced its native open source wireless sync app for iPhone 2.0. The app uses the new iPhone 2.0 SDK and enables users to wirelessly sync PIM data with a wide variety of consumer and enterprise email systems and clients. The free open source software will be available when iPhone 2.0 ships and the App Store opens, scheduled for July. iPhone users will be able to access the sync software via the free myFUNAMBOL portal. In contrast to MobileMe announced yesterday, myFUNAMBOL provides free syncing of PIM data and mobile email for mass market users. When the new Funambol iPhone open source software ships in July, it will initially sync contacts, followed by a version that also syncs
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 11:46 10th Jun
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REDWOOD CITY, Calif., June 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Funambol Inc., the leading provider of Mobile 2.0 messaging software powered by open source, today announced it has enhanced its native open source wireless sync app for iPhone 2.0. The app uses the new iPhone 2.0 SDK and enables users to wirelessly sync PIM data with a wide variety of consumer and enterprise email systems and clients. The free open source software will be available when iPhone 2.0 ships and the App Store opens, scheduled for July. iPhone users will be able to access the sync software via the free myFUNAMBOL portal. In contrast to MobileMe announced yesterday, myFUNAMBOL provides free syncing of PIM data and mobile email for mass market users. When the new Funambol iPhone open source software ships in July, it will initially sync contacts, followed by a version that also syncs
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via Macro World Investor @ 7:51 10th Jun
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Dirk-Benedict-Galactica-Starbuck.jpgAT&T's on-again-off-again free WiFi for the iPhone has finally been made official. The busy iPhone-user-about-town will be able to access AT&T hotspots around the country – all 17,000 of 'em, including those in Starbucks (which hardly counts as free as you have to buy a cup of gravel stewed in water).
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via Wired News @ 10:28 8th May
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Last week, iPhone users noticed that AT&T WiFi hotspots in some Starbucks locations allowed free access after asking for their 10-digit cell number. Then on Monday this week, however, users reported the free access had been shut off. Today, that changed again, as AT&T's website officially states that all iPhone rate plans now include "access to AT&T's more than 17,000 Wi-Fi hotspots" across the US.
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via ArsTechnica @ 23:20 8th May
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O2 UK has announced a deal with BT Openzone to enhance the unlimited Wi-Fi package offered to all iPhone customers. From July 11th, iPhone users will have access to more than 3,000 BT Openzone Wi-Fi hotspots as part of their monthly tariff, for no extra cost.
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via Cellular-News @ 10:33 13th Jun
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TMCNet: iPass, Inc: iPass ProvidesWi-Fi Connectivity for Windows Mobile6 Devices; iPhone and Blackberry Support Planned; Wi-Fi can give smartphone users extended coverage and lower costs
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via TMC Net @ 16:23 19th May
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Sydney, Aust. & Auckland, NZ 3 July 2008 -- Tomizone, the global company offering innovative Wi-Fi Hotspot services for high-speed wireless Internet access, today announced the first independent Australasian Wi-Fi service for the Apple iPhone to coincide with the planned July 11 launch.
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via Scoop @ 20:18 4th Jul
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Rogers Wireless today kicked off the launch of both its version of the BlackBerry Pearl 8120 and a service to match. The candybar smartphone adds Wi-Fi to the original formula and on Rogers is used for the company's newly formalized Home Calling Zone VoIP service. Based on Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) like T-Mobile's HotSpot@Home in the US, the feature lets users make calls from a Wi-Fi access point with the added ability to bridge calls: a phone conversation starting from either the cellular network or a Wi-Fi spot will hop to the other network without disrupting the call.
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via Electronista @ 18:37 5th Jun
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NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Wi-Fi TV Inc. (Pink Sheets:WTVN - News) presented its story in a three hour live webcast presentation featuring Company Directors, technology advisors and Wi-Fi TV
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 11:45 30th Apr
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Eye-Fi makers of the world’s first wireless SD memory card, announced an extended product line-up designed to make photo sharing easier and meet the needs of individual users. Eye-Fi will launch three new wireless memory cards, including Eye-Fi Explore, which will automatically add geographic location tags to each photo and will allow on the go users to upload their memories from Wi-Fi hotspots. The original Eye-Fi Card, now called Eye-Fi Share, is designed for the photographer who wants to effortlessly upload images directly to their preferred photo sharing site in addition to their computer. And, the new Eye-Fi Home card is aimed at those who want to simply and wirelessly upload digital memories to their home computer.
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via Shutterbug @ 12:28 10th Jun
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AT&T "officially" posted information about free Wi-Fi hotspot access for its iPhone customers on Thursday, and summarily removed it.
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via Beta News @ 20:16 9th May
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AT&T's on-again, off-again free Wi-Fi access for iPhone owners is back on as of Thursday, with the carrier posting information about the service to its Web site.
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via Digital Arts @ 1:16 10th May
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Will or won't AT&T offer free Wi-Fi hotspot service to iPhone and other smartphone users? Is the carrier planning to greatly increase service speeds over its 3G data network on its way to 4G? The answer is yes to both questions. It's just a matter of when.
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via Wi-Fi Planet @ 2:39 20th May
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Will or won't AT&T offer free Wi-Fi hotspot service to iPhone and other smartphone users? Is the carrier planning to greatly increase service speeds over its 3G data network on its way to 4G? The answer is yes to both questions. It's just a matter of when.
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via Palm Boulevard @ 1:05 18th May
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Will or won't AT&T offer free Wi-Fi hotspot service to iPhone and other smartphone users? Is the carrier planning to greatly increase service speeds over its 3G data network on its way to 4G? The answer is yes to both questions. It's just a matter of when.
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via Blackberry Today @ 17:10 17th May
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AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots are being installed in Starbucks across the country. Last week, we reported that AT&T WiFi hotspots that are rolling out in Starbucks across the country had begun offering completely free access to iPhone owners. All you had to do was to enter the 10-digit number associated with your iPhone, no account needed.
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via ArsTechnica @ 20:02 5th May
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