| What does Hotspot mean to you? Well, the answer | | | | combines with other protectobots to form Defensor. |
| that is purely based on perception of the person who | | | | Hot Spot and the Protectobots first appeared in |
| answers. If you have put this question to a musician or | | | | the24th issue of the Marvel Transformers comics, |
| a singer, he or she would simply tell you about the hip | | | | where it is presented that the protectobots were built |
| hop song by the American female hip hop singer Foxy | | | | on Earth by the Autobots and given life with Autobot |
| Brown in her second album ‘Chyna Doll’ | | | | Matrix of Leadership by Optimus Prime. Surely it is not |
| released in the year 1998 under the label of Def Jam. | | | | any hotspot software. I am talking about some comic |
| This single ‘Hotspot’ though is not hotspot | | | | characters, which just have those super powers within |
| software it works at an inspirational level for the | | | | that any high tech or hotspot software carries. Hotspot |
| musicians like the software running the hardware. The | | | | lastly appeared in the 47th issue of Marvel comics. In |
| single ‘Hotspot’ was produced by Irv Gotti, the | | | | Generation 2 series of Marvel Hotspot was attacked |
| founder of Murder Inc. and co-produced by Lil’ Rob. | | | | by Cobra where he was badly hurt and finally decided |
| This hip hop got such a buzz that it was positioned at | | | | not to render his technologies to evils and he |
| 91th place among Billboard Hot 100. | | | | self-destructed. |
| Now, if the same question is being put to movie goers | | | | So, after having these three answers for your |
| the answer you can expect is about some movies. | | | | question you might be thinking ‘what next’. Well, |
| Someone might answer your question to be the | | | | this answer can be answered properly if go to a |
| American movie ‘The Hot Spot’ released in the | | | | techy guy or software professional who uses the |
| year 1990. This film was directed by Dennis Hopper | | | | hotspot software at its helm. Hotspot is the technology |
| and produced by Paul Lewis. The film was based on | | | | used to access internet over a wireless LAN and are |
| the book Hell Hath No Fury by Charles Williams. The | | | | typically known as Wi-Fi hotspot software technology. |
| film starred Don Johnson, Virginia Madsen and Jennifer | | | | Brett Stewart in 1993 proposed the concept of Wi-Fi |
| Connelly. This story was about a thrilling bank robbery. | | | | hotspots. He proposed this concept during the Net |
| And if you ask this question ‘what is Hotspot?’ | | | | World Interop Conference held in The Moscone |
| to a kid, you might get the answer to be “Yes! He | | | | Centre of San Francisco, California. Stewart did not |
| is my favourite hero”. Don’t be shocked to get | | | | use the term Hotspot, instead he used to call it publicly |
| a reply for Hotspot to be a hero, because it is a hero. | | | | accessible wireless LANs. The term Hotspot was |
| Hotspot is a heroic cartoon character also available in | | | | forwarded by Nokia after five years of introduction by |
| toys. Hotspot is the leader of protectobots and | | | | Stewart. |