October 20th, 2009
Free WiFi from Google - On airplanes
For a couple months, Google is set to give away wireless internet access on Virgin Airlines in the United States beginning November 10th.
Whether it’s using Gmail to confirm an airport pick up time with your brother, doing some last minute gift shopping for your niece on Google Product Search or searching Google.com for a good sweet potato pie recipe before touchdown — we hope this makes it a bit easier to stay connected with family and friends while you’re up in the air. — Google Blog
Free internet on planes is one thing that I’m sure people at one time have wished existed. Not only do most flights have no internet, but opening your computer with WiFi turned on is a huge mistake if you listen to the warnings they give you pre-flight. Now that I think about it, does this type of thing actually interfere with airplane communications still?
Garett Rogers is employed as a programmer for iQmetrix, which specializes in retail management software for the wireless industry.
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