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There is a similiar initiative being started in Portugal, in the city of Guimarães. The service is completely free, though it is in a testing stage.
The announce can be read here
(in Portuguese)
or
here.
(sort of translated to english by google translator)
I think the biggest problem that wifi services now face is the lack of good inexpensive batteries for the laptops. Having an one hour lasting laptop, I can't just go work close to an hotspot if I don't have a power suply at hand.
I've been using the "unoficial".deb's for a while now, and I gotta say that it really is a major release. Many bug fixes, faster than ever, I haven't seen kde running so smooth since kde1... Now since I had been using it on a teste machine, now all I have to do is wait for it to come in to debian sid to have it on all my desktops!
Great job by a great team.
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How? With Safari?
Releasing an iPad app with a video that doesnt paly in the iPad is a really bad sign. Did they even tested it?
There is a similiar initiative being started in Portugal, in the city of Guimarães. The service is completely free, though it is in a testing stage.
The announce can be read here (in Portuguese) or here. (sort of translated to english by google translator)
I think the biggest problem that wifi services now face is the lack of good inexpensive batteries for the laptops. Having an one hour lasting laptop, I can't just go work close to an hotspot if I don't have a power suply at hand.
And how as this affected Microsoft shares? The court decision may already be having an impact on the market.
USA:
California
Georgia
Indiana
Oregon
Europe:
Spain
The full list may be found on the google cache
I've been using the "unoficial" .deb's for a while now, and I gotta say that it really is a major release. Many bug fixes, faster than ever, I haven't seen kde running so smooth since kde1... Now since I had been using it on a teste machine, now all I have to do is wait for it to come in to debian sid to have it on all my desktops!
Great job by a great team.