Boingo Wi-Fi
We’ve updated our Boingo Wi-Fi for Mac 1.6 prerelease, if you’re using an older 1.6 client, please update to this version.
Note that this is a pre-release that is not yet officially supported. Please do not contact Boingo Customer support. If you encounter any issues or have any comments, please post them in the Mac forum.
Our latest iPhone client, version 1.2, is live in the app store. This version can log into even more networks.
Download the iPhone client from the App Store
Questions and comments welcome at our Boingo Labs iPhone client discussion forum
Our client for BlackBerry phones is now available! This client will help you identify and log into hotspots with your Boingo Mobile account, and includes a new GPS-based hotspot locating system. You should download the client directly to your BlackBerry.
In order to use the Wi-Fi functionality in this software, you will need a BlackBerry device that is Wi-Fi equipped. If you have a BlackBerry not equipped with Wi-Fi, you can still use our location directory function, including interactive maps, if you have BlackBerry software version 4.5 or newer with Blackberry Maps installed.
Note that this is a pre-release that is not yet officially supported. This release requires Blackberry OS 4.5, and has only been tested on the Blackberry Bold. It should work on other phones. The UI will look a little off, but it will still function correctly.
Please do not contact Boingo Customer support. If you encounter any issues or have any comments, please post in our Blackberry Forum
The latest version of the iPhone client, 1.0.0019, just went live in Apple’s App Store. This version addresses some bugs that would sometimes result in incorrect status messages, and logs in more easily on more networks.
If you have a Boingo Mobile account and a Windows Mobile phone, you should try out this latest version of our software. We made significant upgrades in the UI and usability and fixed some bugs. Any Windows Mobile 5.0 or newer device should be sufficient, of course you do need a Wi-Fi equipped device.
Note that this is a pre-release that is not yet officially supported. Please do not contact Boingo Customer support. If you encounter any issues or have any comments, please post them in the forum.
Boingo Wi-Fi
If you have a Boingo laptop account and a MacBook, you should try out this latest version of our software. We’ve improved the UI’s appearance as well as fixed a few bugs, particularly issues with laptop sleep/wake.
Note that this is a pre-release that is not yet officially supported. Please do not contact Boingo Customer support. If you encounter any issues or have any comments, please post them in the Mac forum.
If you have a Boingo laptop account and a Windows XP or Vista PC, you should try out this latest version of our software. We’ve updated the UI and fixed a few bugs.
Download Boingo Wi-Fi for Windows Here
If you encounter any issues or have any comments, please post them in the Windows forum.
Update 2/20/09: We have officially released version 1.6 in the download section on boingo.com. Customer support is now also available.
Our client for Android phones is now available! This client will help you identify and log into hotspots with your boingo mobile account, and includes a new GPS-based hotspot locating system.
Click this link using your Android Browser to start the installation.
Note that this is a pre-release that is not yet officially supported. Please do not contact Boingo Customer support. If you encounter any issues or have any comments, Please post in our Android Beta forum.
Welcome to the Boingo Labs blog. If you’d like to know what the Boingo engineers are up to, you’ve come to the right place. This is where you’ll find everything from half-baked, slightly nutty ideas to code that is almost ready to ship. We invite you to take a peek under the hood and welcome your feedback on what works, what doesn’t, and what should have been left on the cutting room floor.
Fair warning: Most, if not all of the stuff you’ll find here isn’t ready for prime time. We make no guarantees that it’ll work, or that it won’t break your machine. (Okay, so it probably won’t break anything, but our lawyers are the exacting sort…)
Now that the formalities are out of the way, let us simply say, thanks for stopping by. We look forward to hearing what you think.
