HiWEB-Interactive Tech Show will return someday - On Hold for now!
09.22.2009
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At Hospital right now, wife in labor and baby will be here soon I’m guessing. Resting until then and you will see pictures and updates on my Facebook Page and http://www.hiley.net
Welcome to: Daynen Charles Hiley - 8 lbs 9 oz - 21.5 inches
*Arrived 11/6/08 at 8:26a (PST)
AT&T has announced that they are now offering free Wi-Fi access to iPhone subscribers across the U.S.
AT&T knows Wi-Fi is hot, and FREE Wi-Fi is even hotter. Which is why FREE AT&T Wi-Fi access is now available for Apple iPhone at thousands of hotspots nationwide, including Starbucks*. Users can relax and access music, email and web browsing services with their favorite blend in hand from the comfort of their nearest location. For information visit www.att.com/attwifi.
AT&T provided a number of early hints that the service would be coming. AT&T has also sent out an SMS message to iPhone users announcing the plan.
Customers can locate Wi-Fi spots through AT&T’s online tool or can locate a Starbucks using this tool. In order to access AT&T Wi-Fi from your iPhone, you must follow these steps:
- Activate Wi-Fi from the settings icon on your iPhone
- Select “attwifi” from the list of available networks
- Enter your 10-digit mobile number and check the box to agree to the Acceptable Use Policy. Tap ‘continue’
- You will receive a text message from AT&T with a secure link to the AT&T Wi-Fi hotspot. You will not be charged for the text message.
- The SMS link will only be valid for 24 hours at the location it was requested. Another request must be submitted when using another hotspot location.
- Open the text message and tap on the link for 24-hour access to the AT&T Wi-Fi hotspot
HiWEB-Interactive Show #33 - Viewer Question - Is there an alternative to Limewire?
Are there any alternatives to LimeWire for P2P file sharing? (Gnutella ‘/nʊˈtɛlə/’ and BitTorrent)
There are literally 100’s of P2P Software client although.
Check Out - http://www.frostwire.com/
“Mention P2P fire sharing risks (spyware, viruses, etc…) Therefore I do not recommend any P2P file sharing due to these risks.”