AT&T's Chicago Wi-Fi Network Goes Live
Aug 4, 2010, 10:17 AM by Eric M. Zeman
AT&T on Wednesday announced that its Wi-Fi hotzone in Chicago is now up and running. According to AT&T, the hotzone is active in Wrigleyville — the neighborhood of restaurants and shops surrounding Wrigley Field. It provides coverage along the streets and in the outdoor areas of Wrigleyville on the south, east and west sides of the stadium. This follows similar hotzone launches in New York City's Times Square area, and downtown Charlotte, N.C. AT&T is providing the free Wi-Fi coverage to any smartphone in order to help take traffic off its 3G network in heavy usage areas.
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sounds like
...not many iPhone 4 customers are using the "FaceTime" ha... fail.. it'll be 19.95 in a few weeks. nothing is free in life.
Air?
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Works with my T-mobile line too!
Not sure why but I can connect my T-mobile blackberry there too!
Is it because AT&T and T-mobile are both GSM phones?
Is it because AT&T and T-mobile are both GSM phones?
Both are GSM, however last I checked, TMobile had declined to renew the trade agreements between themselves and AT&T, so it could be that there's just a T-Mob. version there?
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wi-fi.... not gsm
At least they are doing something...
Jokes of AT&T's network aside, at least they are doing something to remedy the situation in congested urban areas.
