Back in June, I blogged about whether having access to Free Wi-Fi at hotels this summer might make a difference in your travel plans. Well, Los Angeles is experimenting with Free Wi-Fi at strategic park locations around the City beginning today.
Toyota is sponsoring “Oh, Ranger! Wi-Fi” ‒ as it is called ‒ at designated “hot spot” areas at Griffith Observatory, Pershing Square, Echo Park Lake, Reseda Park, Cabrillo Beach and Venice Beach.
The Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks also introduced a mobile website, m.laparks.org that park visitors and tourists can access to make service requests that will link directly with the department’s construction and maintenance division.
If this works, can Citywide Free Wi-Fi be that far behind?
Would you use the Free Wi-Fi and given the continuing evolution of mobile devices welcome it Citywide?
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