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littleangelboy

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#34871 30-May-2009 22:07

Does anyone know where these areas are?

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#220049 31-May-2009 09:41

What do you mean?

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#220052 31-May-2009 09:45

Why are you asking about wifi and XT Mobile? These are completely unrelated...

scubadave

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#220063 31-May-2009 10:41

Maybe Telecom are setting up free hotspots for XT users?

All I can think of

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#220065 31-May-2009 10:44

free wi fi hotspots maybe?

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#220067 31-May-2009 10:46

I am yet to find free wifi in Chch other than the twisted hop you can ask nicely the people behind the bar for the password, but starbucks has a telecom/wifi service that can be billed to your telecom account.

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#220068 31-May-2009 10:51

Those Starbucks WiFi service are no longer provided by Telecom...

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#220069 31-May-2009 10:53

freitasm: Those Starbucks WiFi service are no longer provided by Telecom...

just shows how often I go to starbucks heh?

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#220077 31-May-2009 11:51

Subway in sydenham has free highspeed internet...not provided by them though...I think its the nextdoor neighbours lmao!

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#220090 31-May-2009 12:25

littleangelboy: Does anyone know where these areas are?

XT Network is a cellular technology, not WiFi.

Your handset may or may not support WiFi, depending on the model, but this is totally seperate from the XT Network.

If you have a WiFi device, you can use a WiFi Hotspot. No such thing as an XT specific WiFi hotspot.

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