LONDON (Reuters) – Google, the online search leader, confirmed on Tuesday it has 
begun a limited test of a free wireless Internet service, called Google WiFi.
The existence of the Wi-Fi service, which offers high-speed connections to the Internet over short distances, is confirmed by public pages on the company’s Web site and was first reported in a Silicon Valley newspaper in July.
Google spokesman Nate Tyler said the current test is limited to two public sites near the company’s Mountain View, California, headquarters — a pizza parlor and a gym — located in the heart of Silicon Valley.
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