San Francisco Getting Wi-Fi Bus Stops. Wi-Fi Bus Stop San Francisco. San Francisco plans to construct bus stops with built-in Wi-Fi routers to create a city-wide Internet network.. Popular Mechanics is reporting that the city of San Francisco recently unveiled...

access. When enough of these repeaters are installed, the system fully encompasses San Francisco, and provides unlimited Internet access to all. A portion of the overall plan is currently complete. A 2-square mile section of San Francisco, with service to 40,...

The Line Begins To Form In San Francisco. macworld 2008. Braving temperatures in the 40s and a cold wind, the most loyal of Mac fans have already begun to stand in line, hoping for a great seat to Steve Jobs’ Tuesday Morning Keynote. . It’s not a line...

Norovirus Infects 70 People At JavaOne Conference In San Francisco. JavaOne Conference Virus. This year’s JavaOne conference was everywhere. If you weren’t at it, you could catch the live webcasts, watch the repearts or, failing that, catch it in virtual...

Disgruntled IT Worker Holds San Francisco Hostage. san francisco network admin. San Francisco (CA) - Don't piss off your network admin, especially when he can read all your emails.. San Francisco (CA) - Don’t piss off your network admin, especially when...

New Age Ad Firm Gives Free Wi-Fi To iPod, iPhone Users. free wifi iphone. San Francisco (CA) - JiWire, a company specializing in supplying advertisements in exchange for wireless Internet access, announced today it has opened up its service to the iPhone...

Intel, STMicro Create Phase-change Memory Company Numonyx. intel stmicro memory. Intel, ST Microelectronics and Francisco Partners have completed the transaction to create Numonyx , a new semiconductor company that will be developing and manufacturing NOR/...

Seagate Sues Flash Drive Maker STEC. seagate flash ssd. San Francisco (CA) - Seagate, the world's largest hard drive maker, has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against flash-drive manufacturer STEC..   San Francisco (CA) - Seagate, the world’s largest...

other media..   San Francisco - A Federal Appeals Court has ruled that US Customs officers do not need reasonable suspicion to search the contents of laptop hard drives and other media. In a 3-0 decision, the Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco...