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To clarify it wasn't that there wasn't enough bandwidth, there were too many
NETWORKS they said there were 578 access points (behind the scenes
recording) between MiFis, Tethered Devices, Internet Sharing, jailbroken
devices running MiFi, etc - there were too many signals being broadcast -
they were only making people turn them off, they allowed you to stay
connected to the provided WiFi network(s) - I listened to two interviews
with people who were in attendance and said that the "enforces" asked "Are
you are on a 3G connection, connected to provided WiFi, or are you
broadcasting an SSID?"

On Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 16:46, Prokic Roger <rprokic@gmail.com> wrote:

> It wasn't funny. All the tech geeks at the show were hogging up the
> WiFi bandwidth and Steve Jobs had to be embarrassed by it.
>
> You wouls think they wouls have set up two networka. One just for
> Apple and the other public.
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> Roger
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> Roger R. Prokic
> -=[ This email was wirelessly beamed from my  iPhone 3GS on the AT&T
> Network ]=-
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> On Jun 7, 2010, at 1:44 PM, "Rich" <thekellergroup@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > 10:42 am iPhone 4 now on AT&T, all kinds of error messages
> > about not being connected to the internet popping up on iPhone 4.
> > 10:41 am Switching to backups.
> > 10:41 am NY Times still not loading on iPhone 4.
>
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