Wifi/DAB radio w/ iPod (not iPhone?) dock. V. pretty.

They'll reject it, I imagine, but I'd jailbreak in a heartbeat if this ends up on Cydia.

Fingers crossed O2 follows.

If there's no official way of tethering in the next month, I'm going to have to jailbreak my 'phone for this.

Worth a try.

Lets you watch Hulu, other US-only streaming video. (Not its intended purpose, admittedly.)

Shame this turned out to be a mistake. (I think the Airport Express is one of the great unsung Apple products.)

Turns your mobile into a WiFi hotspot.

I'm having the same problem, and wasted ages yesterday assuming the problem was caused by my Home Hub rather than Leopard.

An SD card with built-in WiFi.

The recent scaremongering bullshit from Panorama in cartoon form. Actually, I think they toned it down a bit for this.

Wifi signal-booster thingy. PC-only.

"If you can hijack a brand-new MacBook out of the box, it’s yours to keep."

Wowsers.

A Menu bar item "which indicates whether you're in range of a wireless network or not. The app also tells you if the wireless networks in your range are encrypted or open"

Want one.

Wifi hotspots in Budapest

Social music software for your car and WiFi PDA (I met some folk from Stockholm uni working on PDA-based fun-enhancing applications for go-karters, wonder if they're involved with this.)

Neighbornodes are group message boards on wireless nodes, placed in residential areas and open to the public. These nodes transmit signal for around 300 feet, so everyone within that range has access to the board and can read and post to it.

What's the point of one of these with a paltry 250GB?

"Anyone using the service can find their nearest hotspot by texting the word "hotspot" to the 84140 SMS short code number." £1 a time is a bit steep, though.

A boom box with a Wifi-enabled PC in it, designed to encourage localised collaborative information exchange. And playing tunes.