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By: Lex

Lex — Fri, 19 May 2006 07:52:11 +0000

I take the word “abuse” as taking advantage of somebody. When a resto is filled with people who seems to be taking advantage of what is being offered for free, e.g. WiFi connection, well perhaps from the point of view of the passers by, to see a resto filled with people could mean the food, or whatever is being served, is exquisite. To the owner of the resto, he some how gains a form of advertisement that says “my food or coffee is good, see my customers”.
Abuse the WiFi (or whatever is free) and gain a goodwill. I think that’s a marketing or an advertising strategy.
WAD JAH TINK?

By: J. Angelo Racoma

J. Angelo Racoma — Thu, 18 May 2006 06:37:35 +0000

No prob. I think your only solutions in the meantime would involve either GPRS, HSPDA (3G) or Smart’s Bro (bad reviews!), or cable!

By: Lex

Lex — Thu, 18 May 2006 06:33:36 +0000

I see, thanks for the adivse (sigh), ‘cause I was thinking of buying another USB Donggle type of WiFi adapter. I’m not so techy about my celfon and I think I will wait until HSPDA becomes available.
I reside in Bagbag, Novaliches, Quezon City and I’m working in the City Hall complex, Quezon City. I don’t know if I should disclose my exact location ‘cause it’s still office time. hehehe…

By: J. Angelo Racoma

J. Angelo Racoma — Thu, 18 May 2006 06:00:41 +0000

Dear Lex,

To answer your question, no, WiFi b/g won’t work on WiMax.

But it would help if you can point out your general location. If you’re here in my area (or actually in my country), you won’t get any WiMax coverage, and I do believe this technology is not actually used mainstream yet in most places.

At any rate, another option for you is to use some sort of HSPDA- (or even GPRS-) based connectivity. But then that would also require you to use a PC Card in most cases. What you can do then, unless providers make USB-dongles for these technologies available is get a USB-Cardbus adaptor (though not inexpensive, methinks), so you can use PC Cards on your notebook via USB.

By: Lex

Lex — Thu, 18 May 2006 05:52:37 +0000

My telephone line was disconnected upon my own request because of obnoxious phone pranks and with it was my dial-up connection. It would really be nifty if WiMax coverage is available since I do most of my work on my desktop.
The thing is, I have a USB Donggle wi-fi adapter ‘cause my aging notebook has no PCMCIA.
I was wondering, will my 802.11b/g adapter work on a WiMax 802.16? Please advise me.
Thank you..