Entries Tagged as 'Wi-Fi'

PingWi-Fi Report: Bullet Points Of Twitter – Ping, Ping, Ping

January 18th, 2011 · Tags: Arts · Satire · Wi-Fi

I heard a definition of Folk Art once that explained it as an attempt, by someone who is not formally trained in art, to create art — regardless.  Ha!  Guilty as charged.  I have been known to muck around with some art, yet no one has ever accused me of being very educated.  My creed: […]

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PingWi-Fi: Reading The Writing On The Wall, Y’all!

January 14th, 2011 · Tags: Airports · Arts · Cities · Wi-Fi

I grew up on Old Route 66, so I suppose road trips run through my veins. And I don’t think it is coincidence that I am somewhat of a visual thinker … Ha … probably influenced by all that overexposure to the artwork of Route 66. The billboards, the Indian teepees and the curio shops […]

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Wi-Fi Great! Tech Leads Northwestern 24-6 At Half; Follow Live Action On Twitter @pingwifi

January 1st, 2011 · Tags: Sports · Wi-Fi

We will continue to tweet live from the pressbox and the sidelines of the inaugural TicketCity Bowl, here at the old Cotton Bowl in Dallas. It is halftime, with Texas Tech leading Northwestern 24-6. BTW, The Old Cotton Bowl pressbox has not one but three Wi-Fi hotspots up here … color me impressed … wish […]

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Ping Commandeers Tweets @SFMusicTech

December 12th, 2010 · Tags: Arts · Cities · Wi-Fi

What is PingWi-Fi doing in the Japantown backstreets of San Francisco, attending the SF Music Tech seminar? Well as I told the group following along on Twitter during the morning sessions, “If any of us were real music people — A: We wouldn’t even be up this early in the morning, and B: If we […]

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49er Pings: Ups, Downs Of San Francisco Wi-Fi

December 5th, 2010 · Tags: Airports · Cities · Coffee Shops · Wi-Fi

Driving into San Francisco headed north on the 101, after crossing the Bay on the 92W bridge from Hayward, Calif., I came across the storied Candlestick Park. The Stick — home of so many legends — Joe Montana, Steve Young, to name two of the most obvious examples from ’49ers lore. There are a Lott […]

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Wi-Fi & Photography … No ‘One-Trick Pony’ This PingWi-Fi

November 28th, 2010 · Tags: Arts · Cities · Gadgets · Satire · Wi-Fi

What did they call yesterday? Wasn’t it “Small Business Saturday” or something like that, a round two of shopping — wedged in between Black Friday and Cyber Monday? By the way, I for one hate the term “Black Friday” when associated with the official retail beginning of the Christmas Holidays. I mean … the term […]

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Hot Wi-Fi On Cold Turkey Day — Happy Thanksgiving From PingWi-Fi

November 25th, 2010 · Tags: Wi-Fi

Every year for the Thanksgiving turkey, I fire up the smoker out on the balcony, well within the reach of the Wi-Fi hotspot here at the international headquarters of PingWi-Fi.com. This year is no different, except that a cold front moved in around 6 a.m., plunging temperatures down from the 80s in Fort Worth yesterday […]

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Final Thoughts On ‘Down In New Zealand” — Wi-Fi Wrap Up

November 5th, 2010 · Tags: Arts · Cities · Coffee Shops · Wi-Fi

In this the final installment of the Down In New Zealand series, I must start by getting several things off my chest. First of all, New Zealand, you should seek new PR/marketing counsel! There are so many wonderful things and places — at least on the South Island where I toured — that I think […]

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Hotel Wi-Fi Gets Decent Mark, With Boingo Assist

September 29th, 2010 · Tags: Cities · Hotels · Wi-Fi

So how ’bout this hotel, The Marque? Well, it wasn’t until my third or fourth night in my room that I noticed the earthquake damage in the room, up along the wall in the corner and above the artwork near the desk. Had that been there before? I don’t know … perhaps not. Because, almost […]

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On Top Of My Game In New Zealand Wi-Fi Search

September 28th, 2010 · Tags: Cities · Wi-Fi

After surviving the torturous flight and the airport interrogation, we threw our bags into a Kiwi version of a Toyota — yes with the steering wheel on the right side of the car — and headed into Christchurch. Cool little city — “The Garden City” as it is known. We saw some signs of earthquake […]

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