Gourmet Wi-Fi
Starbucks grows on you, much like fungus grows on trees if left to nature. We're staying in Del Mar (CA), but our hotel doesn't have broadband. Where can Wi-Fi be found, then? Starbucks, of course… where they offer tall soy one-pump mochas… where they offer caffeine ala carte… where we've signed up for month-to-month T-Mobile Hotspot access. I'm gonna use the bejesus out of it this month, as we're traveling north in a few weeks – and east in a few more weeks. If there's one thing you can count on when visiting major cities, it's Starbucks. Like it or not, it's completely homogenized Wi-Fi access for me.
This robust network is made for speed with a full T1 connection at every location. Using either a laptop or PDA that is Wi-Fi 802.11b wirelessly-enabled, download your email attachments, watch a live webcast, or listen to streaming audio. Connect wirelessly, effortlessly to the world's largest public Wi-Fi network. Now every T-Mobile HotSpot features enhanced security and privacy between your computer and the access point when using the new T-Mobile Connection Manager software. Our network now supports the IEEE 802.1x security standard with WiFi Protected Access (WPA). This provides robust encryption of data transfer over the air between devices connected via WPA.
Forget the coffee, man – they oughta just sell these cozy commons as wi-fantastic outright. I have “no choice” but to use Starbucks, Wi-Fi hotspots – if only to avoid “pay $10 here and $20 there” charges at separate, unaffiliated locations. Thanks for enabling my Wi-Fi addiction! Anyway, if you wanna catch us, we'll be here until closing time – we don't have to go home, but we can't stay wireless here.
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7 Comments
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November 10th, 2009
at 1:11am
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November 17th, 2006
at 11:43pm
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thepaul
February 8th, 2005
at 9:31pm
Tmobile rules… so does their unlimited hotspot access plan for your wifi enabled pocket pc ;-)
Anonymous
February 9th, 2005
at 1:53pm
i like the ending of your post, if im thinkin your meaning what i think, then you got that from that song closing time, one of my personal favorites.
thepaul
February 9th, 2005
at 2:49pm
Every new blog entry comes from some other blog entry's end?
Andrew Phelps
February 9th, 2005
at 11:10pm
Dude, it's all about FREE WI-FI at Panera Bread, whose stores are scattered around San Diego County.
mykoleary
February 24th, 2005
at 12:20am
The Starbucks in U-Village across from Pottery Barn Kids is now open 24 HOURS!!! Feed your late night broadband wifi tweaking here!