Wifi Broadband Guide

Wi-Fi, or Wireless Fidelity, offers you the chance to connect you to the Internet wirelessly, whether you are in your hotel room, at a cafe, at home, or in a conference room.

The Wi-Fi phenomenon is expanding rapidly. Wi-Fi networks use radio technologies called IEEE 802.11b or 802.11a to provide a secure, reliable, and fast wireless connectivity to the Net.

According to some of the latest statistics, there are now more than 61,000 Wi-Fi Hotspots in 98 countries.

If you have a Wi-Fi enabled device and travel abroad or within the U.S., this means you don't have to leave your broadband connection while on the road, as Wi-Fi can offer 11 Mbps (802.11b) or 54 Mbps (802.11a) data transfer rates.

Keep Up-to-date on Wi-Fi Technology

These pages have the aim of being your source for basic and advanced information on Wireless Fidelity technology and the next generation of Wi-Fi networks, dubbed "WiMax".

You're probably familiar with the term Wi-Fi hotspot, which refers to the range of Wi-Fi networks (about 150 feet maximum), which is not very extensive (thus the "spot" in hotspot). The upcoming WiMax technology (which uses different standard, IEEE 802.16) has a reach of one to 10 miles.

It is expected that the year 2007 will be the year of WiMax, but before that, Wi-Fi will keep on expanding, partly assisted by the 802.11e standard (the current popular standards are 802.11a/b/c), which has been developed to offer full multimedia quality of service over Wi-Fi.

The pages will provide analysis of the latest developments on this fronts, so you'll always be informed about the possibilities brought by new advances in Wi-Fi technology.

If you're looking for places to use your Wi-Fi enabled device, there's also a Wi-Fi hotspot directory.

Wi-Fi hotspots and WiMax locations are appearing everywhere in the U.S. Wi-Fi Guide Wi-Fi hotspot directory provides listings for the bigger and many smaller cities hotspots, so that you can get all the information you need to know about wireless fidelity from one place.

Keep Up-to-date on Wi-Fi Technology

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San Francisco Wireless Internet

San Diego Wireless Internet

San Antonio Wireless Internet

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Philadelphia Wireless Internet

Nintendo Wi Fi Locations Directory

New York Wireless Internet

Los Angeles Wireless Internet

Indianapolis Wireless Internet

Houston Wireless Internet

Detroit Wireless Internet

Dallas Wireless Internet

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Chicago Wireless Internet

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Austin Wireless Internet

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Alaska Wireless Internet

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