What’s a “yahyah” anyway? Isn’t that from a Rolling Stones’ recording … “Get Yer Yahyahs Out,” or something like that. Well … we’ve only just begun and already I digress … What could be better than a Gogo Wi-Fi hotspot on board my sweet American Airlines ride at 40,000 feet? Just one thing — THREE […]
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Gogo Wi-Fi Helps Me With Inflight Yahyahs on AA
January 19th, 2010 · Tags: Airports · Cities · Satire · Wi-Fi
Just How High Can Wi-Fi Fly?
November 7th, 2013 · Tags: Airports · Wi-Fi
Ha. It’s about time. Inflight Wi-Fi is all over the news and it is the subject of more and more airline ads. Glad they finally got on board, wholeheartedly. We’ve been evangelizing since, what, 2003? Regardless, good times! Nothing better than getting some work done on the computer at 30,000 feet and doing the important […]
Wi-Fi Hotspot Interruptus at 40,000 Feet, With Gogo
March 1st, 2012 · Tags: Airports · Satire · Wi-Fi
Ebola Alert … I was sitting, “comfortably” crammed into a seat way too small for a human on an American Airlines flight, enjoying the sweet Gogo inflight Wi-Fi service when a gentleman came rushing down the aisle to the back of the plane … covering his mouth … and stopped to throw up at my […]
Little Wi-Fi, ‘Big Times’ On 24-Hour Bangkok Journey
December 19th, 2011 · Tags: Airports · Cities
Sawasdee! If you were to visit the headquarters of PingWi-Fi, you would find an eclectic setting — a tale of two reality TV shows … a hybrid somewhere between “Pickers” and “Horders.” We collect it. We stack it. We do funny things with it. The first sign of this condition is a tiny scale model […]
NZ Quake II Features PingWi-Fi In Recurring Dirty Gig Role
May 11th, 2011 · Tags: Airports · Cities · Wi-Fi
What can one say about 18 hours in a plane? I mean, it is pretty cool crossing the International Dateline and skipping a day. But that long in any confined space is cruel and unusual … Thank goodness I knew what to expect when I stepped on board my first connection on the way back […]
49er Pings: Ups, Downs Of San Francisco Wi-Fi
December 5th, 2010 · Tags: Airports · Cities · Coffee Shops · Wi-Fi
Driving into San Francisco headed north on the 101, after crossing the Bay on the 92W bridge from Hayward, Calif., I came across the storied Candlestick Park. The Stick — home of so many legends — Joe Montana, Steve Young, to name two of the most obvious examples from ’49ers lore. There are a Lott […]
Phat Tuesday On Southwest, Should Have Been Wi-Fi
February 16th, 2010 · Tags: Airports · Satire · Wi-Fi
I was flying on Southwest Airlines recently when I experienced one of those conundrums … or maybe a good news/bad news scenario. Who don’t like sum good news first: The good news — there was an excellent Wi-Fi , wireless network available — boasting of speeds greater than 54.0 Mbps. The bad news — film […]
PingWi-Fi Joins Mile-High Club … Of Wi-Fi On American Flight
August 25th, 2009 · Tags: Airports · Cities · Gadgets · Satire · Wi-Fi
Finally! I have boarded many a plane since the introduction of Wi-Fi in the sky … but apparently I have been leaving and landing in the wrong cities — no Wi-Fi to be had. Until Sunday, traveling from Winston-Salem … to Atlanta … to Dallas. But first, have you ever been stuck on a plane […]
American Airlines, Aircell Intro Mo Gogo — 300 Aircraft, Yo!
March 31st, 2009 · Tags: Airports · Cities · Wi-Fi
Here in Fargo, I am guessing we will be taking our Wi-Fi on the ground, with a hot and delicious beverage. But others may be taking to the skies. So, enjoy this bit of news from our friends at American Airlines: AMERICAN AIRLINES ANNOUNCES DOMESTIC EXPANSION OF AIRCELL’S GOGO INFLIGHT INTERNET SERVICE
Last Take On Brotherly Wi-Fi & Dirty Jobs Trip
March 8th, 2009 · Tags: Airports · Cities · Gadgets · Wi-Fi
When I arrived in Eastern Standard Time a couple of weeks ago, I took note that my Blackberry didn’t adjust itself to the new time zone. Easy fix. I was glad to help out a handheld. Well, last night as I remembered Daylight Saving Time (for once), I prodded the Blackberry forward 60 minutes. Guess […]