Killer Wi-Fi panics London's chattering classes
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Naturopaths mobilise to combat wireless death rays Recent revelations that Wi-Fi may provoke spontaneous abortions in cattle, raise storms and tempests, curdle milk and fry children's brains have had the desired effect among London's chattering classes, with panicked parents mobilising to contain the wireless menace.â¦
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Sensitive tissue Two new and baleful reports about "microwave radiation" revived the mast hysteria in the UK this week: one, an attempt by "3" to build a new phone tower and the other, a series of schools claiming ill effects from Wi-Fi.â¦
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Don't WEP for me Argentina Wireless networks almost trebled in London over the last 12 months with more, but not all organisations, realizing the importance of running secure networks.â¦
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A negative sensibility in London is generating a crackling positive charge in drama.
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WITH the weight of worldwide evidence, along with Panorama's recent documentary on wi-fi I believe we need an undertaking from the Assembly, planners and education authorities that we will not be subjected to yet more questionably unsafe microwave emissions from wi-fi networks and phone masts.
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More data now passes through the UK's key net hub in London than any other on the planet.
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Wi-Fi enabled phones, like the iPhone, will drive demand  for fast wireless broadband networks like the ones cities want to build using Wi-Fi, say experts.
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For all Wi-Fi has done to bring people online, it's also opened them up to potential risk.
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Popular U.K. travel guide takes aim at hotels that charge high fees for Wi-Fi access.
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We all love Wi-Fi A survey of 253 Wi-Fi users by polling company YouGov has discovered that users would like more hotspots in more locations: half of them want Wi-Fi-equipped trains and a quarter want access on the tube, though with 86 per cent of them using laptops it's not clear how useful such connectivity would be during rush hour.â¦
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While the news about municipal Wi-Fi has been grim lately, columnist Craig Mathias describes why he thinks it will inevitably succeed.
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Security alerts cause severe and widespread disruption to commuter travel in the greater Belfast area.
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Sleepy Spokane, Wash., has a secret: it's the wireless hot spot of the future
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A British city known for its concrete  cows is set to become one of the most technologically advanced  in Britain after it said it would to be the first UK town to  boast a high-speed WiMax wireless broadband network.
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Concordia University likes to have the newest technologies to keep up with its students, but its move to faster 802.11n Wi-Fi is viewed as evolutionary, rather than revolutionary.
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After a warning from a government watchdog group, schools and families in Britain are scrambling to remove Wi-Fi systems.   In April, a chief health watchdog official called for a timely review of Wi-Fi technology and its possible radiation effects, the Independent on Sunday reported.
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After Virginia Tech shootings, college CIOs evaluate wireless communications.