Wireless Home Network News

'Wireless access at library just a click away (The Lincoln-Way Sun)
NEW LENOX -- Wireless Internet access is now just a click away at the New Lenox Public Library.

'EarthLink Launches the City of Milpitas Municipal Wireless Network (SYS-CON Media)
the company's second market build out in California this year. The Mayor of Milpitas, Jose Esteves, will 'unwire' the City at a wire cutting ceremony at City Hall beginning at 12:20 pm, PT today.

'Versatile Commences Installation of One of the World's Largest Wireless LAN (CCNMatthews via Yahoo! Finance)
MECHANICSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA-- - Versatile Systems Inc. today announced the deployment of one of the world's largest wireless local area network , at Ohio State University. When the rollout is complete, the network will cover Ohio State University's main campus, which comprises over 400 buildings and 25 million square feet situated on approximately 1,700 acres.

'Pull the plug on Frontier's wireless plan (Columbus Telegram)
The Frontier proposal before the council should be rejected. Here is The Telegram editorial on the issue. We are intrigued by the possibility of flipping open our laptop anywhere in Columbus and hooking into a high-speed, wireless, Internet network.

'EarthLink Launches the City of Milpitas Municipal Wireless Network (FinanzNachrichten)
ATLANTA and MILPITAS, Calif., Dec. 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Today, EarthLink ( Nachrichten ) will officially launch the City of Milpitas, California's (http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/) municipal wireless network -- the company's second market build out in California this year.

'Versatile Commences Installation of One of the World's Largest Wireless LAN (T-Net British Columbia)
Vancouver, BC, December 19, 2006--(T-Net)--Versatile Systems (TSX VENTURE:VV) today announced the deployment of one of the world's largest wireless local area network (LAN), at Ohio State University.

'First S'porean charged with using another's wireless network (Channel NewsAsia)
It was 2 am and his mother had told him not to use the Internet. Determined to log on to chat with his friends, Garyl Tan Jia Luo, 17, left home with his laptop and wandered around the private estate in Nemesu Avenue where he lived in search of a wireless local area network (wLAN) he could tap on.