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Cablevision develops technology for WiFi-based mobile phone service - FierceCable

Cablevision develops technology for WiFi-based mobile phone service FierceCable Cablevision (NYSE: CVC) has developed technology that could allow it to offer its Optimum subscribers access to a WiFi-based mobile phone service, according to a patent obtained by FierceCable. The company, which has also obtained a trademark for the ... and more »

HTC Vows to Fix Android Flaw Revealing Wi-Fi Credentials - PCWorld (blog)

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HTC Vows to Fix Android Flaw Revealing Wi-Fi Credentials PCWorld (blog) ... to squash a security flaw that could expose Wi-Fi credentials on the company's Android phones. Using an app that takes advantage of this flaw, an attacker could harvest SSID names and passwords for all wireless networks that the phone has accessed. Wifi Passwords Leaking On Select HTC Smart PhonesRedOrbit Wi-Fi security issue found on HTC devicesGSMArena.com HTC software bug leaks WiFi passwords on some Android phonesAndroid Community ChannelNews -TechWeekEurope UK -DeviceMAG all 124 news articles »

Boingo Wireless to Report Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2011 Financial ... - MarketWatch (press release)

Boingo Wireless to Report Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2011 Financial ... MarketWatch (press release) LOS ANGELES, Feb 02, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Boingo Wireless, Inc. /quotes/zigman/3641271/quotes/nls/wifi WIFI +4.20% , the world's leading Wi-Fi software and services provider, today announced that it will report financial results for the fourth ... BOINGO WIRELESS INC : Boingo Wireless to Report Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year ...4-traders (press release) all 10 news articles »

More Subway Cell Service Coming This Summer, Free WiFi Coming Sooner - Gothamist

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More Subway Cell Service Coming This Summer, Free WiFi Coming Sooner Gothamist Interestingly, cell service isn't the only thing Transit Wireless is offering. They've also got plans in "the next several weeks" to bring free wi-fi access (paid for through sponsorships) to six unspecified stations! For a refresher, below are the ... and more »

Forget Super Wi-Fi! Go with Super Wi-Fi! Wait. What? - Techzone360

Forget Super Wi-Fi! Go with Super Wi-Fi! Wait. What? Techzone360 Unlike traditional city-wide Wi-Fi deployments, this is not a mesh wireless network, which requires mesh nodes on each lamp post and is costlier to deploy. Though they do offer a USB product called the U1 Super WiFi USB Client (~$100), ...