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Airline in-flight broadband overview: Computerworld surveys what’s about to happen with in-flight broadband in the U.S. and worldwide. It’s an exhaustive look (especially the run-down at the end) about what we’ll be able to get on each airline or from each service. American’s launch of GoGo from Aircell should be days away.
Wi-Fi wherever blowout: Eric Griffith of PC Magazine—and, notably, previously at Wi-Fi Planet—writes many thousands of words here in this thorough look at every place you might get Wi-Fi, how much it could cost, and what the limitations are. Print as a PDF and carry with you.
Posted by Glennf at July 17, 2008 9:57 AM
Categories: Wee-Fi