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Google will provide free WiFi in Mountain View

https://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2005/11/google-will-provide-free-wifi-in.html

“Google will provide free WiFi in Mountain View Google has offered to bring free wireless Internet, or WiFi, connections to Mountain View, the city of its corporate headquarters. The offer comes about two months after the company offered to do the same for the city of San Francisco. ``This proposal...” (from the page’s text)

Topic: News Current Events › Technology News
Quality: Quality 78 scored 11 Aug 2025
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