Oh man, iCal rules…
[Also: I always felt that WiFi would get to be like cable television in hotels, or air conditioning in a coffee shop, or even freakin’ electricity. The businesses supply these things for free because it pulls in the customers. Well, the WiFi-savvy customers anyway. And it works. I’d rather go to Cup-A-Joe on Leavenworth than any old Starbucks in the city purely based on the free WiFi. More and more businesses are starting to get it.]
Scott Yager wrote:
That link doesn’t work (for me at least). What is WiFi?
Link September 10, 2002 11:46 AM
Derek Gomez wrote:
This would be a reason to purchase a .mac account. Would be nice to have an option to use a regular old webserver you can ftp to in order to view the calendar online, rather than needing it to be WebDAV enabled…
Link September 10, 2002 11:51 AM
Rob Christensen wrote:
Wifi is another name for the IEEE standard 802.11b. Most new laptops these days come with it. For anyone that’s into mobile computing with their laptop, it’s a must!
Link September 10, 2002 1:08 PM
Scott Yager wrote:
That doesn’t really mean anything to me (I’m technologically impaired) but I see it has to do with wireless networking. Thanks :)
Link September 10, 2002 1:47 PM
Sam Oh wrote:
yeah it col that more places are offering free access to the wireless network. now only if I can get them to ofter free laptops I will be set
Link September 10, 2002 3:29 PM