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The Philippines’ tablet-based learning initiative for schools

 

The Filipino Government is changing its educational system and launching a “K to 12 Basic Education Program” that implements a tablet-based learning system at schools.

The President of the Philippines Benigno Aquino stated in his speech of April 2012, that the Filipino Government is launching a “K to 12 Basic Education Program” in order to implement the tablet-based learning system at schools. This program has not yet begun but Filipino organizations, companies, and publishing houses express full support to this initiative. (more…)

The splash page can now be edited by final customers!

The splash page can now be created or edited by final customers! This is a beta so, please… give us your feedback 🙂

This pre-released feature is super cool, especially for all the partners who want their customers to create, edit, manage and update their own splash pages, without any help.

Let’s see the most frequent use cases:

  • The partner creates a splash page (he’s the “owner”), that the end user is free to change / edit / update the splash page in real-time. The changes are immediately applied to all the SSIDs that use that splash page.
  • The partner creates a splash page, that the end user can only SEE (read only mode) or CLONE. In this case, applied changes do not impact the existing SSIDs and are saved only in the final customer’s account.
  • The final customer has 100% control over the splash page. He’s able to create new pages from scratch, share his templates with other people, etc.

See the video to see how this works>>

 

Read the article – How to allow customers to create and edit their splash pages

Free Wi-Fi access increases up to 95% in Australian hotels

 

Tourism Accommodation Australia (TAA) conducted a survey of over 300 hotels and serviced accommodations in the continent, to find out how many offer free Wi-Fi access at their location.

The Tourism Accommodation Australia or TAA, an organization that represents the needs and interests of the Australian accommodation industry, recently conducted a survey of over 300 accommodation providers, in order to find out how many offer free Wi-Fi access at their location. The TAA survey namely represented 3 to 5-star hotels and serviced apartments situated in regional and remote areas of the continent. It was revealed, that  Australian hotels have made important steps towards offering ‘free’ Wi-Fi. (more…)

Cloud-based applications improve Wi-Fi network management

 

The deployment and remote management of Wi-Fi networks have now become effortless tasks, thanks to the increase of cloud-based applications in the recent years.

In the past, all configurations and updates of a Wi-Fi network had to be done on-site, and keeping tabs on your business’ network performance used to be quite an arduous task. Presently, network management has taken a positive turn, thanks to cloud solutions that have provided a platform to run and monitor your business through cloud-based applications. (more…)

Update on LinkNYC’s free public Wi-Fi

 

LinkNYC, the latest initiative for public Wi-Fi Hotspots in New York City, is currently raising privacy concerns among its users.

Although a free public Wi-Fi connection in the streets of New York City may seem like a great perk, according to New York Civil Liberties Union campaigners, the LinkNYC booths are collecting email addresses, browsing data and other types of user-specific content from devices while users access the LinkNYC connection. NY Mayor, Bill de Blasio’s anticipates that this is a profitable project as it is expected to generate over $500 million in advertising for the city while also providing free public Wi-Fi throughout Manhattan.
Image source: LinkNYC

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Where to find the world’s Wi-Fi networks

According to the data submitted by wireless users, the demand for connectivity has resulted in the growth of Wi-Fi hotspots throughout the world, especially in the United States.

Nowadays, there is a high demand for wireless network across the world and based on user submitted information collected by WiGLE (website for collecting information about the different wireless hotspots around the world), the dominant continents for wireless networks are Europe and North America. The United States is listed as a world leader with more than 50 million wireless networks followed by Germany with approximately 9 million. (more…)