With 3-4 hours to kill in the Salt Lake City airport I decided to fork over the $9.95 and buy a wifi connection from SprintPCS. The service is useless. The connection speed is awful and just about every site I visit times out. Add the slow connection speed to the usual restrictions, i.e. can't SMTP or FTP and it's a wonderful customer experience :-)
SprintPCS - Your Wifi in Salt Lake City Airport is Useless
+ Posted by Josh Hallett on 06.29.06 // 06:02 PM
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I can confirm this experience. OMG, is that wifi frustrating. A complete beatdown. Whenever SprintPCS comes up as the wifi carrier in an airport, I cringe. Josh: you have to look for the Admiral's Club or something. Heh.
Posted by: Brian Oberkirch | June 30, 2006 9:33 AM