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Join Date: Oct 2007
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It's scary how many open wireless networks there are in neighborhoods. I have a dell axim pocket PC and if I leave the wireless antenna on I am bombarded with available networks as I cruise through my neighborhood.
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Join Date: May 2006
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Downtown, I can see about 12 AP's and roughly half are not locked down. I really don't care if someone got free access off my AP (if I had DHCP running to serve them an IP) but I won't use any network I'm not authorized to use. Technically that's illegal even if harmless.
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Thanks Joe.
('course, when I meant free I meant like "offered" not "pirated" so hopes there's a coffee shop or something to connect at no charge). |
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>Cell Phone carriers offer a "3G" service called EVDO which is high speed Internet over their cell phone network. ATT, Verizon, Nextel, Alltel have it.
AT&T uses HSDPA/UMTS, not EVDO. EVDO is used on CDMA networks like Verizon. That's a lot of acronyms. |
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