Does Santa Pod have wifi?
Discussion
fergywales said:
If you invest in a PAYG dongle, don't bother with Vodafone, signal is shocking.
if you have a smartphone/iphone/android, or data you can "tether" a laptop to it using a cable or (as with mine) turn yoour phone into a wifi hotspot and connect that way, sharing its connection...firewalker said:
Cool - next question then is how do the technologically challenged carrying a laptop get to use it? (simple answers in non-joined up writing and words of few syllables please!).
do you have a smart/android or iphone/blackberry, etc or a dongle?i use a HTC Desire so can only comment on what works for me, if you have a suitable phone and a wifi adapter in the laptop you need to go into phone "settings" and switch on "wifi hotspot" (makng your phone an actual hotspot) then search for available networks on the laptop
veryoldfart said:
It might be free NOW, that doesnt mean it wont get locked out when they see 200 users with laptops all stood within range of the hub - its obviously for any journalists to use, it may also have limits on its bandwidth
Its advertised on the Pods Website so i would obvoisly think they mean its available to anyone veryoldfart said:
It might be free NOW, that doesnt mean it wont get locked out when they see 200 users with laptops all stood within range of the hub - its obviously for any journalists to use, it may also have limits on its bandwidth
Nope its free, Journo's have a different wi-fi system to work with. however due to the location its not the worlds fastest connection.
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