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When Jeremy Howard found himself in the Melbourne CBD between meetings, he headed straight for a wi-fi hot spot. A self-confessed techno-enthusiast, Howard had been using wi-fi public access points in Malaysia, and he expected the experience in Australia to be at least as good. It wasn't.The first problem was finding a hot spot. Although there are more than 100 hot spots in Sydney and Melbourne, in most cases there's little evidence of their presence. In Malaysia there are "Wireless Here" signs, and cafe and restaurant staff are aware of the service.
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