This Week, Apple says (in iPhone and iPod touch: Understanding subscription Wi-Fi networks) Subscription Wi-Fi networks are public Wi-Fi networks requiring a subscription or payment to use. Subscription Wi-Fi networks are often found at coffee shops, Internet cafes, airports, and other public locations that don't offer free Wi-Fi networks. In some countries, they are spons...

And Apple says (in iPod touch and iPhone: Tips when using Wi-Fi) See the iPod touch or iPhone User's Guide for information on configuring Wi-Fi. Check these suggestions if you run into any issues using Wi-Fi with your iPod touch, original iPhone, or iPhone 3G. For best results, make sure you are using the most recent iPod touch or iPhone software. See this...

And Apple says (in Unable to use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth with iPhone or iPod touch because there's no address listed for the device) The device shows no Wi-Fi address or Bluetooth address (Tap Settings > General > About and scroll down to Wi-Fi Address or Bluetooth). iPhone or iPod touch appears to be connected to a Wi-Fi network but cannot use Wi-Fi for checking email, surfing the Internet, or other data transac...

Last Week, NEWS from Gadgetell says (in Apple to “vigorously” defend itself in its lawsuit with Nokia) FROM APPLETELL - A Nokia lawsuit claims Apple infringed multiple cellular and Wi-Fi patents in their iPhone, which Nokia apparently owned. Apple plans to “vigorously” defend itself.
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