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Boingo Brings Wi-Fi to S60, Too

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Oct 17, 2007, 11:13 AM by (staff)

Boingo today announced a Wi-Fi client for both 802.11 enabled S60 handsets as well as the N800 tablet. The software will automatically identify a Boingo enabled hotspot from the provider or its partners and connect the handset to it. Unlimited data access at all the hotspots will cost users $8 per month, after a month long free trial. The software is available from Nokia's Download catalog, and is compatible with all Wi-Fi enabled S60 3rd edition handsets, including the N80, N95 and E65.

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