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Why are Broadband Access Cards Getting Overlooked?

Written by charles 6 Comments on Why are Broadband Access Cards Getting Overlooked?

This is a really short post. I’ve had two broadband access cards for my laptop in the last 6 months (one from AT&T and one from Verizon) and I have to say that these cards are the most useful work-related communications tools I’ve found since I got my first Blackberry. Aside from allowing me to […]

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Caltrain Rejecting Wi-Fi for Trains Makes Sense to Me

Written by charles 9 Comments on Caltrain Rejecting Wi-Fi for Trains Makes Sense to Me

I was reading this post on how Caltrain is rejecting a bid to build out Wi-Fi for the train system. As someone who rides Caltrain from Mountain View to SF once or twice a week, I think it’s a smart move. I’ve noticed that people who regularly ride the train and really want to work […]

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