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If you are looking for a location that offers Free Wi-Fi wireless high speed internet access click here to use the Wi-Fi-FreeSpot™ Directory.

Hotels and Motels that offer Free wired high speed internet access are found in The Wired-FreeSpot™ Directory.

 

If you own a commercial business and you are looking for information about how to turn your location into a Hotspot that offers Wi-Fi Wireless High Speed Internet Access to your customers you've come to the right place, especially if you want to offer it for FREE.

A Hotspot is created by setting up a wireless network, commonly called Wi-Fi, that uses 802.11 technology. In a Hotspot location multiple users who have a wireless enabled device like a laptop or PDA and are within range of the network's broadcast signal can share a cable or DSL broadband connection to get online at the same time, and best of all, at very fast speeds.

Some Hotspots charge users for access, but there are many Hotspot owners who choose to offer the access for free. We call a Hotspot that offers free public Wi-Fi access a Wi-Fi-FreeSpot™.

Public access Hotspots and Wi-Fi-FreeSpots are a popular way for people to get online access when they are away from their home or office. Some need to connect to their corporate network while traveling, others are looking to take a break from the office but want to continue working, while others are just looking to check e-mail and surf the web while enjoying a meal and their favorite beverage in their neighborhood or while on vacation.

Hotel rooms and public areas, airline flight check-in/boarding areas, cafes, coffeeshops, restaurants, delis, bookstores, bed and breakfasts, laundromats, RV Parks, marinas and auto service waiting areas are just some of the locations where you'll find public access Wi-Fi-FreeSpots.

The focus of this web site is to provide information to business owners who want to offer FREE Wi-Fi wireless high speed internet access by building a Wi-Fi-FreeSpot™. Click Here to learn how your business can become a Wi-Fi-FreeSpot™.

The Free Wi-Fi News Weblog has recent news and information about Free Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi-FreeSpot locations.