Wireless Internet Service Provider. ISP that uses wireless network to deliver Internet access to its subscribers.

Wireless Internet Service Provider. An organization providing wireless access to the Internet.

Wap Internet Service Provider, a company that provides access to WAP content on the Internet.

A WISP is a Wireless Internet Service Provider, a provider who provides fixed and/or mobile Internet access to users through wireless networks, typically setting up numerous Hot Spots or larger WMANs.

An ISP that allows subscribers to connect to a server at designated hot spots (access points) using a wireless connection such as Wi-Fi.

WISP stands for Wireless Internet Service Provider and enables wireless Internet access for businesses and consumers. This broadband service offers access within wireless hot spots within a specific coverage area. In order to connect a computer to the internet, there needs to be an ISP. However with a wireless ISP, the computer does not have to be physically connected to a network -- merely within a certain distance of the computer.

A vendor that specializes in providing wireless Internet access.

Wireless Internet Service Provider. Describes a company that resells bandwidth from its high-capacity pipeline to multiple subscribers through a fixed wireless network.

(Wireless Internet Service Provider) vendors that specialize in providing wireless Internet access to subscribers.

Wireless Internet Service Provider, also called a portal.

A company that provides Internet access with a wireless connection to your home or building.

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