Wi-Fi

google wi-fi hotspots to find ones local to you. there are more and more public hotspots becoming available, free or paid for. when in a wifi area, go into wifi settings and tap the network (padlocked ones are locked and will require a password to access). you might then need to go into safari, where a page should load up for you to either log into or enter credit card details to pay for access.

i cannot get my ipod touch connecting to any wireless internet connections and i have all of the settings correct but it just says it keeps searching and when i try clicking on safari it doesnt allow me on and says that it is not connected to the internet.

Download an app wifinder to search for Wifi links in your area! Its very helpful for me and is free!

If your iPod continues searching for a network, then there are none in range. Safari is not going to work unless you are connected to a network. Be advised, there are two types of networks - open and locked. Without the proper password, you will not be able to connect to a locked network.

You need to go somewhere that has a WiFi network set up. Coffee shops, libraries, etc. - all good places to look.

Hello Anna it's me again.
I live in an area where Hot Spots are few and far between, similarly BT Openzone. I was in an hotel in swansea last weekend thought I'd try for a hot spot and a response came back 'complements of hotel'.

unfortunately got no further than that. Should I have been able to click on some thing to get the opportunity to enter email account. I have mobile me.