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From Phonebooth To Gigabit Wi-Fi Spots: New York's LinkNYC Kiosks Come With Android Tablets

New York City is officially launching LinkNYC, a program that looks to change public pay phones into free high-speed Internet hotspot hubs. The kiosks feature an Android tablet that will allow citizens to access the Internet and make calls.

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From Phonebooth To Gigabit Wi-Fi Spots: New York's LinkNYC Kiosks Come With Android Tablets

New York City's LinkNYC High-Speed Wi-Fi Is Blazing Fast

LinkNYC Replacing Pay Phones With High-Speed Wi-Fi And Charging Stations In New York City

Google's Sidewalk Labs To Bring City-Wide Wi-Fi To New York City

Week in Review: Top Tech Headlines Not to Miss

NYC Payphones to Transform Into 10,000 Free Public Wi-Fi Hubs (Thanks to LinkNYC)

NYC Pay Phones Transforming Into Super-Fast Wi-Fi Hubs

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