0 Comments For This Post

4 Trackbacks For This Post

1. Starbucks Wi-Fi Goes Free (via Technologizer) « Chicago Mac/PC Support Says:
   June 14th, 2010 at 10:52 am

   […] Looks like Starbucks is finally getting with the program and offering truly free Wi-Fi, starting July 1st in partnership with Yahoo. (Until now it's offered two free hours a day to Starbucks cardholders.) I don't even drink coffee, and I have a Verizon Wireless MiFi mobile router that radically reduces my interest in free hotspots–but I'm pleased by the news. … Read More […]

2. Starbucks Wi-Fi Goes Free (via Technologizer) « All Things Tarun Says:
   June 14th, 2010 at 5:48 pm

   […] Looks like Starbucks is finally getting with the program and offering truly free Wi-Fi, starting July 1st in partnership with Yahoo. (Until now it's offered two free hours a day to Starbucks cardholders.) I don't even drink coffee, and I have a Verizon Wireless MiFi mobile router that radically reduces my interest in free hotspots–but I'm pleased by the news. … Read More […]

3. Starbucks Wi-Fi Goes Free (via Technologizer) « All Things Tarun Says:
   June 14th, 2010 at 5:50 pm

   […] I recently learned that starbucks coffee has the most caffeine of any drink…about 300 mg/tall serving! No wonder people keep going back! Myself included =/ … Looks like Starbucks is finally getting with the program and offering truly free Wi-Fi, starting July 1st in partnership with Yahoo. (Until now it’s offered two free hours a day to Starbucks cardholders.) I don’t even drink coffee, and I have a Verizon Wireless MiFi mobile router that radically reduces my interest in free hotspots–but I’m pleased by the news. … Read More […]

4. Enough With the Coffeehouse Wi-Fi Ban Stories, Already Says:
   August 10th, 2010 at 8:36 am

   […] wouldn’t the prospects of free Wi-Fi be a crapshoot in every coffee shop by now? And now that Starbucks offers free Wi-Fi, don’t independent shops have a better reason to compete than ever?   Be the first to […]