Many people can't live without Internet access these days so if you are going on a road trip in the family RV, what do you do? Read this account by Richard and Angela Hoy about their trip through Michigan (thanks to Glenn Fleishman for posting a shortI was pleasantly surprised on our trip down to Athens. The trip down was without a connection, but once we arrived, ACEnet's Marketplace was wireless, and so were a number of businesses near the OU campus. The cabin we stayed in wasn't, and if you own a bed and breakfast, I'd suggest putting in broadband and an access point for us business travellers who don't like staying in hotels...piece about this). They stopped in Grand Haven, Michigan and used the Ottawa Wireless city-wide network. I have written about Ottawa Wireless and it appears their network is working very well. They charge $4.99 per day with special rate for those who are staying for three or seven days. With more people using Wi-Fi, it amazes me to read about news such as this one posted by Glenn: DoCoMo Wi-Fi phones won't work at hotspots. Do you think other handset manufacturers see a market opportunity here?
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