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  • Welcome to the Wi-Fi revolution

    “Wireless fidelity” is allowing an ever-increasing number of laptops and personal digital assistants (PDA) to log on to the Internet with broadband speeds — cable-free — in airports, VIP lounges, planes and hotels worldwide. The momentum for Wi-Fi is beginning to reach a critical mass in the travel industry with corporate travelers leading the way.

    More than 20 million people are expected to be using wireless Internet access worldwide by 2007, U.S. officials said at a recent United Nation’s International Telecommunication Union conference. Continue >>

    Posted: 9 July 2003 | Filed: Network Technology, Sign of the Times | Feedback | Print |
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