Filed under: Asia, Japan, Internet Tools, NewsThe days of scamming free wireless Internet may soon be over.Researchers at the University of Tokyo have developed a paint that blocks wifi signals. So if a room is painted with this stuff, only computers... ...full story at Gadling
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| 13 Jun 08 |
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Fill in the Blank ___________ »
YouTube video You make the response video writing what your message is (e.g. Free Tibet Free Mumia etc)into the box of the photo provided for u with the link
save the picture and then use Microsoft
Paint and put the words in the box
you can be humorist, politicist... |
| 23 Apr 07 |
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Wireless Internet access in Asia » Lonely Planet hi, I am planning a 5-6 week trip to asia, china first but then maybe thailand, japan ...I want to bring a laptop, but im not sure if wifi internet is available over there, Here in montreal you can have wireless access in most coffee shop, hotels etc...... |
| 09 Dec 08 |
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Free WiFi for Beijing's urban and rural areas by 2011 » Danwei Within three years Beijing will have free access to WiFi (wireless Internet) in all of its districts, reported Beijing Business Today. Zhang Yu, Deputy Director of Beijing's Information Technology Office announced the plan at the Wireless City Summit... |
| 15 Jul 09 |
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Here's something I've learned! » James Fallows If you get a hotel room for $49 per night all-in -- free internet, free breakfast -- in Linyi, China, it's pretty nice! (Scenic central Linyi, where I was a few weeks ago on a story, below.) If you get a get a hotel room via a special internet deal for... |
| 19 Oct 07 |
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Guesthouses and cafes with wifi internet » Lonely Planet We will be traveling through China the next couple of months and are looking for inexpensive guesthouses with wifi internet or ADSL in the room so that we can connect a laptop. The cities we'll visit include Kashgar, Urumqi, Xi'an, Beijing, Shainghai,... |
| 25 Jun 08 |
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Wireless City - Free wireless internet in central Beijing during the Olympics » The Beijinger by Paul Pennay According to this report in today's Beijing Times, Beijing residents and Olympic visitors will be able to take advantage of free wireless internet throughout large sections of central Beijing during the Olympics. The first phase of the roll out of free internet, part of the Wireless City WiCity initiative (thanks to Banyue at Danwei for the correction and link to the official site), will begin testing today. The area covered in the first phase (see map above) includes the second and third ring roads, the CBD, Financial Street, Zhongguan Cun and the Wangjing Economic and Technological Development Zone. Areas of Xuanwu and Yizhuang are also covered in this first phase which offers high-speed wireless services over an area of around 100 square km. Starting from today, people in the areas mentioned above can use the new system to get online and come the Olympics the wireless service will be available for free. China Comm, the company behind the project, have also announced that after the Olympics, they plan to extend the wireless zone to first cover everywhere within the fifth ring road by 2009 and then cover the whole city by the end of 2010. [...] Read more! |
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