Barnes & Noble Opens Up Free Wi-Fi – No Accounts Required
I spotted this news bit on Macworld and realized I finally have a reason to visit Barnes & Noble now. I went in there last week to find a travel guide to Switzerland and they were charging $25 for the guide I wanted compared to $15 on Amazon. That was the last time I was in Barnes & Noble in a year.
Yesterday Barnes & Noble along with AT&T announced that they will be opening up their Wi-Fi networks for free. This is something many AT&T users have enjoyed on their BlackBerrys and smartphones but now it is open to everybody. The best part is that there is no login, account, or payment required to get in on the action.
Now I think there will be a chance that I will step into a Barnes & Noble instead of a Starbucks next time I am just lounging around.
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