Wednesday, July 16th, 2008RovAir 3G WiFi Internet no long term commitment
Regular business or leisure travelers who wants WiFi internet access often rely on WiFi-enabled Cafés or hotels’ pay-per-use broadband internet. Despite the growing access of WiFi enabled areas, we are bound to find ourselves stuck in places without internet access sooner or later. It’s times like these we relish the convenience of wireless mobile broadband access.
Problem is, wireless mobile broadband is often long-term based subscription and tied to an extended contract. When you’re on the road and expecting to stay no longer than a week, the option of short-term wireless mobile broadband where you can rent by the day sounds very appealing.
Sunday, June 29th, 2008In-flight WiFi poised for revival?
Ever wished you could kill time blogging your thoughts, IM-ing with your friends, messing around in social bookmarking sites, watching YouTube or just plain surfing the web … while flying?
With soaring fuel prices rendering many airlines cash strapped, one would’ve imagined implementing in-flight WiFi is an expensive gamble. But whether or not it pays off, several airlines - Southwest, American, Alaska, JetBlue, and Lufthansa - are preparing to take the gamble.
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