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New Fonera 2.0n wireless router now supports usb 3g air cards

After months of fervent planning and waiting by the increasing number of Foneros, the community dedicated to wireless connectivity created by the Spanish social FON gives now  a welcome to the new entry of  La Fonera 2.0,n the new router’s wireless, enhanced by increasingly broad compatibility with many web based services and with usb 3g air cards support. In the meantime, there has been considerable interest in the agreement between WeFi Fring and aiming to make the search for a hotspot to connect to open a real snap. All this, in the name of social-mobile connectivity.

Waiting to know if its use IS IMMUNE OR NOT from a legal standpoint, the new spanish router arrives on the European market at a price decidedly competitive: 59 euros for the new router enriched by a new firmware (2.2.5.0 flipper enduser) and new, interesting feature. The most interesting is undoubtedly the addition of support for popular USB air cards offering connectivity with 3G: With this feature you can then connect the router to air cards to spread via wireless connectivity to other devices.

Equipped with a LAN access more than in previous La Fonera 2.0 supports the 802.11 b/g/n wireless protocol provides full native compatibility with the most popular social networking services and file sharing: from YouTube to Facebook, from Flickr to Picasa, via BitTorrent , RapidShare and MegaUpload, not forgetting the chance to share with other computer scanners and printers. But FON is not only this: the feature that has most contributed the rise of Spanish in all likelihood is the revolutionary idea of shared social network.

La Fonera shares in two parts connectivity provided by the ISP: from one side the encrypted part (for the premises of the user), other side than one making available to the community, which may benefit from free (for registered service) or payment. In the latter case, the revenue generated will be divided equally between those who provides the bandwidth and the Spanish company.

Still in the field of wireless connectivity, it is expected the users would benefit with the partnership signed between Fring, one of the most widely used multi-platform IM client and WeFi service that maps all free hotspots in the area. Marriage between the two gave birth to a free plugin for the client Fring allows you to search for access points using (if any) the internal GPS to your mobile device or through the inclusion of its position on the map. At the time, according to Fring’s website, the plugin is only available for all devices with Symbian OS or Windows Mobile: It is not known at this time whether this is an update to the ever-growing user community with iPhone.

According to WeFi, there are already over 20 million hotspots accessible free of charge by the community of users using Fring, a number that should not be underestimated, since in many countries, mobile telephone providers do not seem to provide cheap solutions in the field of connectivity to the Web using the 3G network both for mobile and for laptop with air cards. “WeFi represents an exciting new opportunity for our selection of add-ons made for Fring, because it allows us to locate and access thousands of free hotspots all over the world in a very simple way, making the mobile web experience even more attractive for those who prefer the quality of the WiFi at no cost”, said Avi Shechter, CEO of Fring.

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