Another idea for muni Wi-Fi: tourist spots

25 May, 2008

Another idea for muni Wi-Fi: tourist spots

Posted by: Esme Vos In: Consumer Internet| Gadgets

I have been writing about the coming increase in demand for Wi-Fi access from people walking around with iPhones, iPods, gaming devices and Wi-Fi enabled mobile phones. However, how many cities are gearing themselves up for this, especially for tourists and visiting business people?

I wrote a post on Muniwireless about what cities can do to enhance the visitor’s experience:

Using muni Wi-Fi to boost tourism and help visitors: the easy way

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