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CNET has spotted a Google Street View car in Singapore, which is a pretty good indication as to the company’s plans of bringing the service to that part of Asia. And in case you doubted the car was really from Google, the Opel Astra sports sky-high cameras and a ginormous Google logo.

The Eee PC, which launched in 2007 and has spawned numerous, copycat, diminutive laptops, has relied on built in Wi-Fi and the availability of hotspots for connectivity up until now. Asus said it plans to add HSDPA connectivity to its Eee PC 901 netbook to enable "convenient and high-speed access to the internet anytime, anywhere".

Spending a few days on holidays in Barcelona and enjoying the many pleasures of such a cosmopolitan city, yet with the odd challenge here and there. Yes, I am sure you know which area I am talking about ... heh

As I am writing this particular blog post I am flying at 35,000 feet away from Gran Canaria and on my first day of a holiday I have been putting aside for a couple of years now. Yes, indeed, I am on my way to Barcelona, Spain!, one of my favourite cities in the world and one that although having been over here a few times already I just can’t get tired of it.

Lol, this is ridiculous, you cannot control what people watch through the internet. I’d say get another job if you don’t want to be bothered with people’s freedom. clipped from news.cnet.com Leaders of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, which represents some

Zune Beats the iPhone to Free Wi-Fi at McDonald’s September 17, 2008 – 9:22 am While AT&T has teased some by leaking free hotspot offers for iPhone owners, then pulling them down, it's the Zune which has first achieved free wi-fi access at McDonald's.

One bit of news that didn't leak last week: Microsoft and Wayport signed a deal to give the Zune access to Wi-Fi hot spots in more than 9,800 McDonald's restaurants.

Most of the news about today’s release of the Zune 3.0 software and devices leaked last week, but one piece of interesting news remained under wraps. Microsoft signed a deal with public Wi-Fi provider Wayport and McDonald’s restaurants that will give Zune users free access, no password or Web page

McDonalds is now offering free Wi-Fi access to Zune owners at over 10,000 locations throughout the US via Wayport. This will definitely make it easier for all five Zune owners out there who want to access music on the go - it might be a case of too little, too late for Microsoft as the iPod seems to be too far ahead for anybody else to catch up.

As you may or may not be aware, airlines have been testing out in-flight internet access for consumer flights. And you just had to know someone would start viewing porn while flying. Well, that didn’t happen. But the Association of Professional Flight Attendants thinks it could be a problem.