Ad-supported gigabit Wi-Fi kiosks appearing in NYC to replace disconnected phone booths
A little over a year ago, LinkNYC promised to set up public Wi-Fi
hotspots around the Big Apple to potentially earn $500 million dollars
in ad-revenue over the next 12 years.
The idea is to replace every disconnected phone booth with a gigabit hotspot offering USB charging ports, a touchscreen web browser, and two large screen TVs that will display advertisements. The completed rollout will have installed more than 7,500 public hubs.
These hubs will provide free gigabit Wi-Fi for tourists and residents
alike. The Verge has a full post complete with pictures of the
installation of one of these new Hot spots.
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The idea is to replace every disconnected phone booth with a gigabit hotspot offering USB charging ports, a touchscreen web browser, and two large screen TVs that will display advertisements. The completed rollout will have installed more than 7,500 public hubs.
These hubs will provide free gigabit Wi-Fi for tourists and residents
alike. The Verge has a full post complete with pictures of the
installation of one of these new Hot spots.Source
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