IT savvy CEOs are impressive on their own, Remote. I've been thinking a lot since your earlier posts on this topic, moreso once I finally got my 770 last Saturday. (10 hours round-trip, well worth it). I haven't experimented with the 770 in this capacity yet, but I plan to. (My FedoraCore box was sacrificed for a short lived Intel OSX experiment so I'm sans-Linux at the moment). I think Nokia has found a fine balance though; even in a city as big as Toronto, open hotspots can be difficult to find sometime. (This morning I was able to use gMail standing at the streetcar stop across from my apartment building; I was connected to my own access point about 600 feet away though). Until wireless saturation is high in most areas, I'm still going to be thankful for the extra horsepower/software under the hood of the 770.