Windows Phone Thoughts: FatPort, Intel test wireless 'FatZones'

"FatPort, a Canadian provider of wireless high-speed Internet access, is working with Intel to market and verify FatPort's wireless access service in hotels, airports, coffee shops, entertainment complexes, and other public places. The program coincides with the upcoming March introduction of Intel Centrino mobile technology for notebook PCs that feature built-in wireless capability. FatPort and Intel are working together, through focused regional marketing and advertising, to let consumers know where they can connect wirelessly. These locations or "FatZones" provide Internet connections that are approximately 60 times faster than traditional dial-up connections."

You know, I thought I put on a few extra pounds when I started using 802.11b, but I don't like thinking that my WiFi house is a FatZone. :wink: