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Website of the Day: Free Hotspot
Although Starbucks has just rolled out free WiFi, I still need to know where free WiFi access points are when I hit my two-hour-per-day max at Starbucks. I've showcased Hotspotr before, which is a community-driven site that lists WiFi cafes and hotspots, but did you know about Free Hotspot?
Free Hotspot will find the free WiFi locations closest to whatever address you provide — it's even international!
Savvy Tip: Two Ways to Score Free WiFi at the Airport
Searching for (or stealing) someone else's spotty Internet signal is never fun. Trust me, I've tried it — and let's just say Savvy wasn't smiling when it cut out . .
I'm Asking: Would You Make a Donation for "Free" Services?
Not that I'm one to turn down a little something for nothing to save money, and take advantage of museum free days or other no-fee exhibits while traveling, even gratis concerts in the park can have people asking for donations to keep these things a reality.Still the reality is, seeing the donation bin doesn't always make people toss in money or it'd be overflowing daily! Even Google's free holiday Wifi program has a giveback option. If you're looking for a way to spread holiday cheer and generosity, you can make a charitable donation to one of three organizations, and the company will match it up to $250,000 — whoa, now that's some pricey WiFi!
Website of the Day: I Love Free WiFi
Much like hotspotr you can use I love free wifi to find thousands of free wi-fi hotspots all across the United States. Just zoom in on a particular area or city to narrow the results and a list will be provided in alphabetical order. Each listing includes info like the address, hours, a brief description and website links.
Book Fix: Expand Your Mind, Get a Library Card! It's like shopping for free!
“Everything you need for better future and success has already been written. And guess what? All you have to do is go to the library.”Henri Frederic http://sfpl.lib.ca.us/ Here is my MUST DO suggestion of the week, go get a SF library card.Here's my top 5 reasons why1) membership is free, and the card is EASY to get.2) You can take out 5 books/ audio books/ movies/ etc.fan encounter Maggie Ran into Kristen in a Bathroom
Maggie over at Twilight 20somethings has one of the coolest fan encounter stories I've heard in awhile! Maggie and her friend ran into KStew in the bathroom of a Vancouver club last night (Apr 09), and even managed to give Kristen a special 19th birthday present!
Ok so keep in mind this is ME here and i cant type.
In-flight Internet raises etiquette concerns: Phone calls, expletive-laden chats, pornography open up ‘ticklish area’
NEW YORK - Seat 17D is yapping endlessly on an Internet phone call. Seat 16F is flaming Seat 16D with expletive-laden chats. Seat 16E is too busy surfing pornography sites to care.Website of the Day: Hotspotr
Having Wifi access at a cafe is just about as fulfilling as curling up in comfy pj's with a good book. I am one of those Internet addicts that finds myself constantly eyeballing corner coffee shops for the 'free wireless internet for all customers' sign. Translated into my language, this tells me that I've hit the jackpot.
New safety study: Mobile phone use 'raises children's risk of brain cancer fivefold'
(My personal commnent.... my 12-year-old son wants a cell phone, and I have not given him one yet. Now, I have an extra reason to say "No!!!!") ************************************************************************** Mobile phone use 'raises children's risk of brain cancer fivefold' Alarming new research from Sweden on the effects of radiation raises fears that today's youngsters face an epidemic of the disease in later life By Geoffrey Lean, Environment Editor Sunday, 21 September 2008 Children and teenagers are five times more likely to get brain cancer if they use mobile phones, startling new research indicates.Download of the Day: RoughGuides
Everyone travels with their iPod, so why not use it as a travel guide? If you don't have the amazing wifi wonder that is the iPhone, but still need some direction while traveling, check out RoughGuide's Podscrolls, a travel guide that's available in full color.
The company offers free eating and drinking guides to 10 of the world's most popular vacation cities.
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