In Google’s latest announcement regarding it’s venture into the WiFi market, the search engine giant has submitted a plan that would cover 95% of San Francisco with free wireless Internet access.  This submission is in response to the city’s request for WiFi that would cover nearly all of the city, including low and middle income areas.  While Google’s plan has not yet been approved, an independent company estimates that such extensive coverage would cost about $10 million dollars.

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