free wifi

De Blasio remains committed to the new sidewalk Internet kiosks in the face of considerable criticism over how homeless people use them.

Free, fast WiFi is still available.

He says the program will simply exacerbate the digital divide because, well, it probably will.

Construction of the new network is scheduled to begin in early 2015. CityBridge is authorized to build up to 1,000 such hotspots around the city.

Baby steps, people.

The network will extend from 110th to 138th streets between Frederick Douglass Boulevard and Madison Avenue.

You'll get three 10 minute sessions for free each month. After that, it's a buck.

Ten locations in Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens are part of the pilot program.

Not only are 30 more stations in Manhattan going to get cellphone service this summer, but six stations are going to get free wifi internet access in the coming weeks!

We know they're sketchy, but by the end of the year