Sprint is marketing its data network by providing free wireless
Internet at New York JFK's Terminal 8. The telecommunications company
has created a temporary lounge with chairs and power outlets where
travelers can access the Internet. The lounge has a "MiFi" connection,
which is a wireless Internet hot spot using a cellular data network.
The service will be available until the end of the year.
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03/08/2010
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