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Welcome
Welcome to computerstuffs.co.uk, for all your computer resources! We hope to complete this site in good time!
At the moment the entire site is made of HTML (Hyper-Text-Mark-up-Language - heck, there's even a guide on HTML on this site!). In the
near future I hope to be using PHP.
For now, please come again! And if you wish to make a donation to keep this site free, please donate using a safe method - PayPal!. Donate whatever you like, generous enough to give a million? I wish! For now, please come again later!
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Forums Open!
This site now has it's own forums, after some bug testing and fixes we have now officially opened it! Right now we need members and the more the merrier. The current admins will do what we can to help people with problems. Solutions will hopefully be put up on the main site.
To access the forums, this is the web address:
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Help
I am looking for several people to help me out on this site submitting problems and solutions to things for the various categories for this site. It would be great if anybody can do this, and your name will be credited! Please do not copy content from another site tough!
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UK to get citywide wireless internet - 3rd January 2006
With wireless hotspots becoming more available in the US, it is finally coming to the UK where citywide wireless coverage is planned for 9 major cities, and is expected to be available to 4 million people, no just in cafes, bars and restaurants but an entire urban area.
The service will be accessible by any Wi-Fi enabled device, including laptops, mobile phones, PSP and PDAs, to use the internet and make cheap phone calls.
Currently small hotspots exist in various places, such as the Nintendo wireless hotspots in McDonalds and BT Openzone in service stations and airports, this service however will be available through multiple operators.
"The Cloud" is the firm setting up this plan, with 6000 hotspots already available by Cloud in 3 European countries and hundreds more planned in these 9 cities as well as train operators already installing Wi-Max along major routes, 2006 should be a good year for mobility. More wireless coverage for more UK cities will be announced later this year, and the current rollout should be completed by March.
Canary Wharf in London is currently holds the largest wireless hotspot in Europe, but the new plans will overtake this and will be available in:
With the following operators:
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