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i 'm pretty sure the chap never made such an assertion. he did say "the app's peer-to-peer technology will compliment the free wifi service" which you objected to. i still dont see anything wrong with that statment, unless either service isn't free or not using wi-fi.

instead of snipes, enlighten me where i am wrong. wi-fi is a protocol managed in software, with hardware antenna and a controller chip. whats available without the software APIs? no encryption, no channel mangement, no packet encapsulation and routing. if you dont accept this app is making...

the app allows the host device to relay wi-fi, it becomes part of the wi-fi network. thats the point, app creates wi-fi mesh network. app and wi-fi intertwine. apps are software, wi-fi is software too for the most part.

and what will that network use? its wi-fi. its part of the planned stadium wi-fi. we should applaud the club along with Uni of Sussex with starting up a business (Tribehive) that looks like its found a solution to a common problem in stadiums and other places where reception is troublesome.

and what pray is an app that controls and relays wireless communications between other nearby apps?