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Google Gets Their Patent on for Free Wi-Fi

By Travis Hudson Published March 29, 2006, 3:52 pm ET

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Google’s next step to taking over the world is slowly becoming a reality as they have filed for three patents relating to wireless internet access. Coincidentally these patents deal with branding, advertising and subsidizing. The rumors of free Wi-Fi from Google began circulating late last year and now it seems this may become a reality. Look at some Google ads for free internet? Where do I sign up?

Google patents free Wi-Fi [CNN Money]

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