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2007-12-06
, 20:09
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i'm interested in this as well. If anyone has any info, please share.
if not, i'll be able to find out the answer to this question next week, OP
if not, i'll be able to find out the answer to this question next week, OP
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2007-12-07
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On behalf of Boingo...
oddgoblin & hans-castorp --to answer your questions:
The per-minute fees are only for the "Boingo Unlimited" plan customers, which is a laptop account for North American usage. The "Boingo Mobile" account provides unlimited access to all hotspots with no premium fees.
Boingo Mobile is currently available for Nokia Internet Tablets, Nokia S60 smartphones, and Windows Mobile 5 devices at this time. Windows Mobile 6 will be available soon.
MORE INFO: http://mobile.boingo.com
oddgoblin & hans-castorp --to answer your questions:
The per-minute fees are only for the "Boingo Unlimited" plan customers, which is a laptop account for North American usage. The "Boingo Mobile" account provides unlimited access to all hotspots with no premium fees.
Boingo Mobile is currently available for Nokia Internet Tablets, Nokia S60 smartphones, and Windows Mobile 5 devices at this time. Windows Mobile 6 will be available soon.
MORE INFO: http://mobile.boingo.com
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2007-12-08
, 10:26
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@ Leeds UK
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Well, I had a look at the UK coverage - it is pretty awesome!
Definitely going to go for this I think....
Definitely going to go for this I think....
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2007-12-08
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Originally Posted by Boingoman
Could you elaborate / clarify on the different plans -- it's not exactly clear from your Web site.
On behalf of Boingo...
The per-minute fees are only for the "Boingo Unlimited" plan customers, which is a laptop account for North American usage. The "Boingo Mobile" account provides unlimited access to all hotspots with no premium fees.
MORE INFO: http://mobile.boingo.com
At http://www.boingo.com/, two plans are presented: Laptop WiFi vs Mobile WiFi at $21.95 vs $7.95 / mo. Presumably, both plans give you access to the same set of global APs -- so what are the technical characteristics of both plans that justify these very different rates?
On page, http://www.boingo.com/services.html, yet another breakdown is presented: Boingo Unlimited vs Boingo Global vs Boingo AsYouGo at $21.95 vs $39 vs $7.95... then there's the hiddent issue of roaming fees, which some international APs charge.
-- Denis
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2007-12-11
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Does anyone know how many spots boingo covers in north america?
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2007-12-11
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@ SF, CA
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Originally Posted by n810man913
I'll tell you in my city San Francisco: almost none.
Does anyone know how many spots boingo covers in north america?
Seems to be for other countries like europe - maybe some other US cities have more.
PS there is another recent thread which talks a lot about hotspots and wifi and boingo,
right here: http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ead.php?t=8755
Does anyone else pay Boingo to use their service in Europe? Is it worth it?