Running on and off since 1970, Britain’s Glastonbury Festival is famous for hosting such acts as David Bowie, The Who, Coldplay, and Beyoncé. It’s also famous for its sea of mud and streams flowing through tents thanks to the typical English weather. This year, high tech meets the bucolic at the Festival as visitors are greeted by a herd of life-sized, glass-fiber cows that double as free Wi-Fi hotspots to keep them connected... Continue Reading Glastonbury gets free "moobile" Wi-Fi hotspots
Section: Mobile Technology
Tags: 4G, Communications, Glastonbury, Mobile, Network, Wi-Fi, Wireless
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