Google Wi-Fi has apparently been launched, with little fanfare, at least yet. In fact, the only clue that Google Wi-Fi was up and running are the pages that have been uncovered on the Google site which talk about the secure client, Google Secure Access, which you can download if you like, and use with the free Google Wi-Fi service.

Actually, the FAQ page for the Google Secure Access program is presently the only public page on the Google site which is readily available and which alludes to Google Wi-Fi. It explains that “Google Secure Access allows you to establish a more secure connection while using Google W-iFi,” and that Google Secure Access “can currently be downloaded at certain Google Wi-Fi locations in the San Francisco Bay Area.”

Those locations, according to sources, are…

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