All City Wireless

Daytona Beach, Florida – February 21, 2008 –The 50th running of the DAYTONA 500® was a highly anticipated event for race fans, but many attendees of Daytona Speedweeks this year experienced something they hadn’t anticipated:  Free WiFi Internet access.   In a partnership with Sprint, Maryland based AllCity Wireless established the first-ever successful operation of Free WiFi Internet cloud in DAYTONA 500® history. 

Read the rest of this entry »

daytona-001.jpgThe AllCity Team is in ful force down in Daytona Beach, FL setting up a mobile WiFi deployment during SpeedWeeks.

Read the rest of this entry »

AllCity Wireless has been creating a stir in the technology industry in recent months with its advancing product, the WiDirect. Since it’s inception in 2004, the AllCity Wireless team has been committed to developing state of the art technology solutions that increase information sharing.  What started with Annapolis Wireless Internet, a vision to provide the delivery of advertising supported broadband wireless Internet services has evolved into the AllCity Wireless we know today.  AllCity Wireless is a vertically integrated wireless network provider offering robust turn-key services and solutions for all your wireless needs.

Read the rest of this entry »

The WiDirect proves the “back-office” software required to glue the business together by managing users and the network itself, which supports any sales model, be it advertisement, fee based, or hybrid.  WiDirect eliminates residual fees to outside vendors, while providing a turn-key system for all required services that normally might be outsourced.

Read the rest of this entry »

Now in its 37th year, the Annapolis Boat Shows have become an annual staple in the area, drawing roughly 100,000 people during the two-weeks that encompass the Sail and then Power Boat Shows.   Since its inception, they have been operating a “traditional system of ticket sales,” says Jim Barthold, General Manager of the Annapolis Boat Shows.  Their system included a long paper trail, starting with coupons that were cut out, filled in and sent to the Boat Show office, which would then be processed, resulting in a printed-paper ticket being mailed back to the customer.  This tedious process naturally put a restriction on the Boat Shows advanced ticket sales, due to both time constraints and the hassle of the process itself.  Understanding the impediments of this archaic system, the Boat Shows turned to Annapolis Wireless Internet (AWI), a franchise of AllCity Wireless, to lead them into the twenty-first century. 

Read the rest of this entry »

Nortel has announced several new municipal wireless deployments that it says demonstrate the company’s strength in helping governments embrace broadband wireless as a strategic way to deliver efficient services that keep communities safe and productive, as well as economically competitive.  New Nortel customers include Carlsbad, New Mexico; Occoquan Wireless in Occoquan- owned by AllCity Wireless, Virginia and Ronco Communications in Niagara County, New York.

Read the rest of this entry »

Annapolis has gone wireless.  On Saturday, Annapolis Wireless Internet launched free public wireless Internet access in the downtown historic district.  Sailors, tourists and residents can access the service as long as they are within range of Annapolis Wireless’ new WiFi HotSpot, which is most accessible near Ego Ally.   The service is the first of its kind in Annapolis.  The city has not provided any funding, according to Annapolis Wireless.

Read the rest of this entry »