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By Ken Hawkins, but enhanced by others
Updated Oct 10, 2011 at 3:03 pm; First filed Aug 18, 2008 at 11:03 amA map of where to score some free Wi-Fi in Charleston
At 3 p.m. you get the urge to trek on down to Waterfront Park. And since you're a strong, independent American, you'll do what you please, when you please.
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But at 3:30 it happens: Your friend calls you up and is just raving about this video of an old grandmother and her pet chihuahua that you have to see.
But you've got no Wi-Fi! You've been crippled by the Internet gods! You can hear them ROFLTAO from here.
But it doesn't have to be so, not with this handy guide to Charleston's wireless hot spots. Just be sure to give it a glance before you head out on your mission.
And don't forget that this is an open Google map that anyone can edit and improve. If you're not that tech savvy, simply tip us off about any spots to add down below in the comments.
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Update October 11, 2011: Free Wi-Fi has come to Goose Creek thanks to Google.
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Lowcountry BBQ
19 Aug 2009 2:31 pm.
Don't forget you can get to at http://bit.ly/chswifi which is a tad easier to remember than the Gmap link :)
21 Aug 2009 12:40 am.
there is a public network for non-students available at Addlestone Library at CofC. just stop by the Student Computing Support desk and we can set it up for you, no problem. (I work there)
11 May 2010 10:55 am.
Any news on when this map will be fixed/updated?
Ken Hawkins
25 May 2010 11:40 am.