8 Internet Access Points On the Road
While it’s perfectly possible to find internet access flying by the seat of your pants, if you know ahead of time that your internet access could be problematic, you may want to do some research. If you can locate a couple of internet access options in your destination — preferably close to where you’ll be staying and open at the hours you tend to work — you may be able to avoid a last minute rush around town, looking for a wireless hotspot just so you can upload some small, vital project after your hotel’s internet access quits working. There are even directories of internet hotspots you can look at — although, since they are all online, you will need to check them out before you entirely lose internet access. Most providers of commercial hotspots, such as T-mobile, also have a list of locations where they provide internet access.
Wi-Fi-Freespot Directory — A list of free wireless access points in the US WiFi411 — A searchable directory of wireless access locations that allows you to limit searches by network provider, cost and other variables JiWire — A list of wireless hotspots
