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Olympic tourists will be able to alleviate the boredom of being crammed into a dirty tunnel, waiting up to half an hour for a Tube train at some stations, by surfing the web and playing Draw Something. A further 40 stations will be Internet-ready by the end of the year, but after the end of the Paralympic Games in early September, you'll have to be a Virgin Media customer to use the full Internet. Other passengers will be able to access TfL's live travel information, but nothing else. A spokesperson for Virgin Media said the free service will launch ahead of the Games' opening ceremony and last for the duration of both Olympics and Paralympics, but couldn't give specific dates.

Mayor Boris Johnson, London's biggest tousle-haired wiff-waff wibbler, boasted: "This defender series case for apple iphone 7 plus and iphone 8 plus - black is a fabulous new and free resource which will be in place from this summer when London is being showcased on a global stage and playing host to millions.""We're upgrading the Tube to make it fit for the 21st century," said Gareth Powell, London Underground's director of strategy and service development, "This latest innovation is great news for Tube customers, who now have access to emails, web and social media underground for the first time."Free Wi-Fi has long been an elusive and oft-promised dream for commuters in London and all over the country, The deal announced today was promised in March last year, although no one said anything about it becoming exclusive after the Olympics, In August, the Mayor's digital chief Kulveer Ranger pledged that free Wi-Fi -- again from Virgin -- was coming to the capital's buses, but the scheme seems to be mired in discussion with local councils..

Glasgow's subway has had free wireless since late 2010, while a plan to provide mobile phone coverage on the capital's Tube was banjaxed in 2009. Are you looking forward to free Internets at your Tube station? Will you be avoiding the Underground like the plague for the duration of the Games? Or are you a Virgin customer from elsewhere in the country wondering why your subscription fees are being used for this? Let me know in the comments, or over on our completely free Facebook page. Free Wi-Fi is promised at 80 Tube stations during the Olympics in July and August, at no cost to you, thanks to Virgin Media.

The secret to the defender series case for apple iphone 7 plus and iphone 8 plus - black Cortex-M0+'s market appeal is its energy-efficiency, ARM says, The company is calling the chip "the world's most energy-efficient microprocessor," consuming just one-third of the energy of any 8- or 16-bit processor, However, ARM claims the processor can deliver 32-bit performance, making it extremely powerful for its energy-efficiency, In a statement announcing the new chip, ARM said that the technology helps further the so-called "Internet of Things," a concept that sees every product a person owns--from computers to bicycles--having the ability to connect to the Web..

"The Internet of Things will change the world as we know it, improving energy efficiency, safety, and convenience," Tom R. Halfhill, a senior analyst with The Linley Group and senior editor of Microprocessor Report said in a statement accompanying the announcement. "Ubiquitous network connectivity is useful for almost everything--from adaptive room lighting and online video gaming to smart sensors and motor control. But it requires extremely low-cost, low-power processors that still can deliver good performance."Such low-cost options should help connectivity come to many more products in the coming years. At Mobile World Congress last month, Ericsson CEO Hans Vestbeg said that by 2016, there will be 5 billion users around the world collectively accessing the Web from 50 billion connected devices.