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last edited by BillSeitz on Dec 14, 2008 2:22 am

is replacing as the partner.

(I finally got around to activating my account, and haven't even tried using it yet...)

But it sounds like rates will be much lower (free for 2hrs/day if you have a Starbucks card).

notes T-Mobile customers can continue to enjoy Wi-Fi access at Starbucks locations for at least the next five years under an agreement between T-Mobile and [AT]&T. There will be no additional charge for T-Mobile customers at Starbucks locations.

connects the spread of to 's desire to exit the business.

Jun02'2008 update: is suing over the transition process.

Jun11'2008 update: they've resolved things.


 



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