| Wi-Fi in the Sky – An Update |
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| Written by Barry MacQuarrie CPA.CITP | |||
| Wednesday, 22 July 2009 14:21 | |||
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Recently, I wrote an article called Wi-Fi in the Sky that compared the cost of this new service to the potential for improved productivity. While I'm not convinced that I will always want to be connected, it is pretty cool to think I can send emails from thirty thousand feet! The process of getting connected was simple. All they needed was your name, address and credit card number. I found the service acceptable for general web browsing and email access. However, it was slow when I tried to watch an episode of a favorite television show. So much for be able to watch a Red Sox game while flying! I have only one recommendation. Try not to think about or calculate the per-hour or per-month cost of this service. You'll have a much more enjoyable flight! | |||
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About the Author: Brett Owens is CEO and Co-Founder of Chrometa, a Sacramento, Calif.-based provider of software that records activity in real time. Previously marketed to the legal community, Chrometa is branching out to accounting prospects; gains include the ability to discover previously undocumented billable time, save time on billing reconciliation and improve personal productivity. Brett is also blogger and founder at CommodityBullMarket.com and ContraryInvesting.com, as well as a regular contributor to two leading financial media sites, SeekingAlpha.com and BeforeItsNews.com. |