| Wireless Estonian beaches |
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| Written by Roberto Preatoni (SyS64738) | ||||
| Friday, 28 July 2006 | ||||
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Estonia has not only beautiful women and beautiful beaches (this is the right time to visit the country, whenever you might be interested) but is also one of the few countries offering WI-FI on nearly 100% of the drivable territory. In a recent press release, the Tallinn (Estonia's capital) city government announced that a plan about expanding the WIFI coverage on the Estonian beaches is currently undergoing its fullfillment ... New WIFI coverage areas include the Pirita and Stroomi beaches as well as the Kakumae beach and Harku lake shore, as well as the Pirita Yacht Harbour, Botanic Gardens, Nomme cultural center, Youth House, Sport Centre and Swimming Pool and Tornide Valiak in the center of town. Estonian WIFI usage is truly simple: send an SMS to the local telephone operator and get a password "on the fly" that will allow you, for less than a US Dollar, to connect for 24 hours and to roam among any WIFI spot on the Estonian territory. How sweet... For more info: www.wifi.ee
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It is with a bit of proudness that we publish this news. As you might know already, Zone-H is based in Estonia and Estonia is probably, despite its former-soviet origins, one of the most Internet connected country in the world. The IT infrastructure is all over the country's services, it is possible to pay even the parking place by cellphone since at least 5 years ago. 



