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Which major US city will be the first to announce city-wide free Wi-Fi in 2008?
Tony ( Score Rank: User did not make predictions in the last 30 days ) Tony  |  closed on 01-Jan-2009 (444 days ago)
A lot of European and Asian countries have launched free Wi-Fi programs in their major cities. Let's predict which major city in US will be the first to announce city-wide Wi-Fi in 2008.
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  1. sean0pdx sean0pdx 515 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 100% ] None of these major cities
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    WiFi is passe! WiMax is much better and cheaper to implement. Hope it becomes a reality!
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  2. kismit kismit 515 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 100% ] None of these major cities
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    none of the above, if this happens, look for a small city, less then a million people, more tha likely in the heartland, say in or around Kansas City
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  3. jsrobinson jsrobinson 518 days ago
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    WiFi has been proven to be expensive and flawed in Metro rollouts. Look at Earthlink's attempts and Google pulling out of the SF deal. I used free metro wifi in two different cities in the US and both experiences left a lot to be desired. At least cellular service from AT&T and Verizon works reliably (even though it's slow compared to true wired broadband).
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  4. schomer schomer 907 days ago
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    this already exists in portland, in 2007. who cares who is first in 2008?
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    1. Arthur Arthur 906 days ago
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      good call. let's report the problem to admin.
       
    2. Arthur Arthur 906 days ago
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      however, is the wifi coverage over the major area of Portland??
       
    3. Tony Tony 906 days ago
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      Can this topic still stay? We can still predict which city in the list got the free wi-fi. :)

      Lucky for the Portland ppl. I got to check it out when I am there next time.
       
  5. Tony Tony 912 days ago
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    Free Wi-Fi means users have to see lots of ads while logging in. Do you guys mind using ad-supported free wi-fi?
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