Do you want to make your own hotspot? Many hotspot areas using Wi-Fi appear recently in public places to offer people easy access to the Internet. New laptops and desktop PCs are equipped with Wi-Fi so that they can connect to each others or to the Internet. Even now some cell phones are also embedded with Wi-Fi. These cell phones can connect to other devices using its Wi-Fi interface besides already available bluetooth interface and USB connection. I haven't tested any cell phone with Wi-Fi yet but I wish I could buy Nokia N95 or Nokia E90 which has complete features than other cell phones

Sometimes, you need a cool gift. "Cool" not always is the same as useful gift. I want present one that is definitely cool and useful for mobile geeks. ThinkGeek is offering a Wi-Fi detector shirt. Wi-Fi Detector ShirtInstead of carrying an additional gadget, that will be checking the presence and strength of Wi-Fi signal before opening our laptops, we can just see the signal perception monitoring with our own T-shirt. The glowing bars on the front of the shirt dynamically change as the surrounding wi-fi signal strength fluctuates.Product Features Glowing animated shirt dynamically displays

Plans to make Wi-Fi internet accessable in cities across the nation with are being delayed or abandoned because they are proving to be too costly and complicated. Houston, San Francisco, Chicago and other cities are putting proposed Wi-Fi networks on hold. Wi-Fi can make some jobs portable because laptop users can work anywhere.Internet is also essential to mobile devices, including iPhones, enabling such emerging technology to perform complex online tasks fast. USA Today

So you can make a simple, informed decision about whether to take the umbrella with you as you leave home. Retrieving the weather data via a wi-fi connection, the handle glows more intensely with the increased chance of precipitation.

American study reports, that people who use wireless internet "show deeper engagement with cyberspace". While 54% of internet users check e-mail "on the typical day," 72% of wireless users check daily. Just under half of wireless users get news online every day, compared to 31% of internet users at large. The survey found that the number of internet users with wireless at home nearly doubled.According to the survey, about 80% of laptops had wireless capabilities and 88% of laptop users said they had used a wireless network at home. About six in 10 had connected somewhere outside their