Spinner
9 Jul 2003, 06:04pm
McDonald's has decided to start another trial which will encompass several U.S based restaurants. The trial will help the company decide whether or not adding Wi-Fi access to the junk food experience is worth while or not. Personally I feel that this will only result in even more customer dissatisfaction, I mean, they can't even make descent burgers any more, how can they be expected to setup, configure and maintain wireless internet access? Still, I'll give them the benefit of the doubt with this one.
In San Francisco, McDonald's plans to charge $4.95 for two hours, although the company will offer deals that give people some access if they buy certain meals. Also, those who subscribe to Wayport's network will also be able to surf at McDonald's using their existing service plan. So will those who have roaming rights on Wayport's network, including customers of Verizon Wireless, AT&T Wireless and iPass.
The full report:
http://rss.com.com/2100-1039_3-1023844.html?tag=lh
In San Francisco, McDonald's plans to charge $4.95 for two hours, although the company will offer deals that give people some access if they buy certain meals. Also, those who subscribe to Wayport's network will also be able to surf at McDonald's using their existing service plan. So will those who have roaming rights on Wayport's network, including customers of Verizon Wireless, AT&T Wireless and iPass.
The full report:
http://rss.com.com/2100-1039_3-1023844.html?tag=lh