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Google a free wireless internet service?

By Derek Sooman

On September 26, 2005, 7:08 PM

Google seems to march on and on with new ideas, this time the company may be poised to launch a free wireless Internet service. A new test service called Google Wi-Fi seems to be in the works.

On one page, the features and terms of the new service are described as answers to questions. "Is there a fee for using Google Secure Access? No, Google Secure Access is free."

"Where can I go to download Google Secure Access? The program can currently be downloaded at certain Google Wi-Fi locations in the San Francisco Bay area."

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