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Umm. No. I was there. Unless my iPhone 3G, MacBook Pro, and iPad all have mysterious pre-release drivers as well, it most certainly was not a driver problem ca
by BigZaphod 16y ago
Umm. No.
I was there. Unless my iPhone 3G, MacBook Pro, and iPad all have mysterious pre-release drivers as well, it most certainly was not a driver problem causing the wifi mess. It was unreliable throughout the week.
People who were there last year claimed that the wifi worked quite well. That was before the MiFi became popular, though. (And the crowd size was about the same as this year so Apple clearly knew what to prepare for.)
In a crowd of over 5,000 people there were at times over 500 hundred wifi networks! There should have only been one - the official WWDC network.
- johnmshea 16y agoYep I had the same experience with my iPhone 3G and MacBook during the keynote and much of the week, it got more reliable on thursday and friday when there were fewer people around. I would also confirm the second point, last year I had no problems connecting.
- sjs 16y agoAnd it did load the title tag so it certainly received at least a couple of packets.