There is a good article in today’s Irish Times newspaper discussing the upcoming public wifi trails on Irish trains:
“IARNRÓD ÉIREANN is to test a wireless internet service for passengers on its Dublin to Cork route, starting early next month.
The trial will be used to establish demand and is likely to be followed by a public [...]

After pushing Irish Rail for nearly two years there is finally some result; Airappz has invited to run a 6 month public wifi trail on the Dublin to Cork route!
The trail installation will be for a complete trainset for the duration of the trail. After these 6 months Irish Rail will (together with Airappz)  evaluate [...]

Airappz is currently developing an interactive wifi hotspot directory.
For this we are looking for a number of beta tester who will put the directory application through it’s paces and give us feedback on how to improve the functionality.
If you are interested in becoming a tester please email us.

The Sunday Business Post newspaper ran a good feature on increasing use of wifi in public transport systems.
The article makes several references to Airappz and some of our ongoing projects such as Irish Rail and a Dublin based taxi company.
What’s more, the coach companies can offset their costs in more creative ways than charging [...]

As a reaction to the recent discussions in the Irish media on the lack of public wifi access on Irish trains Today FM’s “The Last Word” radioshow decided to run a feature on this in the form of a discussion with Mr. Evert Bopp and Barry Kenny (Irish Rail spokeperson).
In it Evert Bopp again repeated [...]

Silicon Republic, one of the main irish Technology websites, published an article on the lack of public wifi internet access on Irish trains. In the article it quotes Evert Bopp, Airappz’s CEO. He is quoted saying that: “Evert Bopp, said that Iarnród Éireann’s response isn’t good enough.”
Some civil servant must have Googled WiMax for [...]

A correspondent for WiFi Planet, a large website dedicated to wireless technology, recently contacted Airappz’s CEO to discuss the topic of wardriving. Mr. Bopp who through his work as a wireless security consultant has had direct experience with wardriving. He said the following:
Many people confuse wardriving with piggybacking—the act of logging on to an unauthorized [...]

AirAppz’s CEO, Evert Bopp, has made an offer to Irish Rail to install and manage a public wifi service on all their routes. Mr. Bopp has done this after increased discussions on this topic in the Irish media. Following is a quote from his blogpost on the subject:
There has been an ongoing discussion within the [...]