1. John W. Heywood - 3.15.20071 Estonia in 2010 – the WiFi state! Tallinn is on the list of 10 best WiFi citys on the globe.

2. John W. Heywood - 3.15.20072 Some basic facts 1.4 million people 45,000 sq. kmeters –Same size as Vermont and New Hampshire combined Average income p/p: ~$19,600(USD)

3. John W. Heywood - 3.15.20073 Geography

4. 4 Some quick wireless facts The mobile phone saturation rate is over 100% and growing (!) More than 90% of Estonians have at least one mobile phone, and many people have two and even three.

5. 5 Today, there are 1,100 public wireless access points, of which 2/3 are free –The remaining 1/3 cost $1-$2 for 24 hours of use, or $25 for a monthly pass Catalogued on WiFi.ee

6. 6 WiFi areas WiFi areas are attested & signed

7. John W. Heywood - 3.15.20077 WIFI.ee Founded in 2002 by Veljo Haamer Wireless catalogue of hotspots has grown from 0-> 1300 with 7 years. Allows users to find WiFi hotspots in Estonia no matter where they are in the world

8. 8 Organisation of WiFi move WiFi.ee is non-profit organization of Mr. Haamer and group of WiFi volunteers who explain how WiFi can be useful on business and for benefit of certain social group.

9. 9 WiFi exists in almost all places, all over the country 2/3 Free, 1/3 Pay supermarkets coffee shops ferry terminals shopping malls movie theaters bookstores car dealerships bars furniture shops casinos conference halls grammar schools middle schools high schools universities town squares museums theaters bus stations airports bowling alleys castles botany gardens pool halls sports arenas campgrounds golf clubs Spas Parks Government buildings Libraries Farms Beaches

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12. John W. Heywood - 3.15.200712 WiFi – Even in the forest!

13. John W. Heywood - 3.15.200713 WiFi – On Trains!

14. John W. Heywood - 3.15.200714 WiFi – On Buses!

15. 15 Municipal networking

16. John W. Heywood - 3.15.200716 WiFi.ee

17. John W. Heywood - 3.15.200717 WiFi.ee

18. 18 The basic principles of WiFi 4) Internet connectivity today is what electricity was 100 years ago. To some, this may seem to be a bit of an overstatement, though I believe it to be true, as do virtually all of the wireless experts with whom I have consulted.