Google’s city-focused innovation company, Sidewalk Labs is going forward with “Project Sidewalk,” which is a project representing a plan to create a district in which it can begin to trial self-driving cars, Wi-Fi solutions, new public transport, and other city planning advances that modern technology make possible. The first product is LinkNYC, which is turning more than 7000 old public pay phones into kiosks providing free Wi-Fi, video and voice calling, and access to emergency and other city services across New York City; ‘Links’ are currently being installed across NYC with more cities to come in the future. Friday, July 1, 2016
Google’s Sidewalk Labs Brings Free Wi-Fi To NYC
Google’s city-focused innovation company, Sidewalk Labs is going forward with “Project Sidewalk,” which is a project representing a plan to create a district in which it can begin to trial self-driving cars, Wi-Fi solutions, new public transport, and other city planning advances that modern technology make possible. The first product is LinkNYC, which is turning more than 7000 old public pay phones into kiosks providing free Wi-Fi, video and voice calling, and access to emergency and other city services across New York City; ‘Links’ are currently being installed across NYC with more cities to come in the future. 
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