Wi-Fi flows freely, but it costs ( First the good news: wireless conn...)

Wi-Fi flows freely, but it costs

First, the good news: wireless connectivity truly is moving quickly to ubiquity. Traveling across Europe these past two weeks, my daily dose of broadband has been, exclusively, a Wi-Fi connection. I'd venture to say that hotels throughout Europe are more likely to offer broadband wireless than hotels in the U.S.

I'm not just talking fancy properties o......

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Source:wistechnology.com By Chris Shipley 12/01/04

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