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Top 10 WiFi connected U.S. cities
 Lucky are those who live in Seattle or San Francisco. Reuters is quoting a study by Intel according to which those two cities had more places for its residents to connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi hot spots than any other U.S. city.Other top ten unwired U.S. cities include: Austin, Portland, Toledo, Atlanta, Denver, Raleigh-Durham, Minneapolis-St. Paul, and Orange County. Somehow surprising that none of the "big" towns like NYC or Chicago were mentioned on the list. |
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