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# wi-fi

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Two years after it was switched off, Dublin plans to bring back free Wi-Fi
Pictures: Inside the surreal world of the migrant 'Jungle' at Calais
Looks like Senator Fidelma Healy Eames believes that Wi-Fi is pronounced 'wiffy'
Could a plane really be hijacked over its own Wi-Fi?
Watch what happened when Steve Jobs introduced wi-fi to people in 1999
Column: Free Wi-Fi networks carry risks – but you can avoid them
11 essential tips for excellently naming your WiFi network
Bray café has the perfect message for social media addicts
Internet provider posts how-to video... and accidentally reveals porn history
Shatter: "No evidence at all" of surveillance of GSOC
Users of public wi-fi may have had personal details stolen
Electronic device use permitted on US flights, but what about Irish flights?
Browse the web, send emails and texts - it's all possible on some Aer Lingus flights
Irish prisons could - possibly - be getting wi-fi
How 20,000 pounds of potatoes brought wi-fi to airplanes
Temple Bar rubbish bins will ‘talk’ to your smartphone
Varadkar wants to install Wi-Fi across all public transport in 2013
Belfast could introduce free public wireless internet
Apple to be fined over Australian ads for new iPad's '4G' capability
Free WiFi for London's Tube stations but DART's is coming soon
Where everybody knows your name: pub goers want better jacks and Wi-Fi on tap
Protect your Wi-Fi network with...wallpaper?
Homeless people used as internet hotspots at tech conference
Free WiFi to be installed on DART and Dublin rail services 'by the summer'
Drogheda rolls out free wi-fi across town in regeneration drive
Bus Éireann vehicles to get a makeover
Irish trains get switched on to wi-fi