Airport
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The Airport Extreme, version n, dissected
Nice review and dissection complete with photos.
Apple recently released their first "n-capable" base station. As usual, this base station is packaged in a beautiful case, whose form factor appears to have been chosen expressly to fit under a Apple-TV™ or Mac Mini™. Moreover, unlike previous base stations, it's design nods towards the need for cooling: The base station incorporates an intake strip around the edge at the bottom of the case, and the crease along the top is acts as an exhaust.
The Airport Extreme, version n, dissected.
Guide to US Airport Wireless Pricing
TravelPost.com's definitive, comprehensive guide to airport wireless connections in the USA. From top US airports like Atlanta Hartsfield International to smaller airports like El Paso International, we provide the most complete listing of wireless Internet access, service providers, airport coverage areas, wifi in airline clubs and lounges, and Internet subscription pricing plans available. With TravelPost.com's guide to airport wifi, travelers can easily determine which airports offer wireless Internet access and make layovers more enjoyable and productive.If you are considering a subscription to a wireless Internet service plan, use this guide to find the provider that best meets your needs based on which airports you use and your pricing and access requirements. Provided with each airport is a link to the TravelPost.com hotel directory including hotels with wireless Internet access.
Airport Wireless Internet Access Guide
Travel tip: Avoid airport rogue wifi networks
I was recently at New York's JFK airport in the JetBlue terminal, where they have prominent signs offering free wi-fi, courtesy of the airline. But when I went to connect, I noticed that several options were available including one labeled "default" and another labeled "JetBlue free hotspot." It turns out that the former was the actual free hotspot and the latter was the honeypot.
Travel tip: Beware of airport wi-fi “honeypots”. Via Lifehacker
How to Survive an Airport Trip With Your Kids
As usual common sense advice prevails. I had higher hopes for this article - "give every kid a gameboy"? - please, how about a book.
If you’re like most parents, the one part of winter vacation you dread the most is keeping your kids occupied during a two-, three- or five-hour plane trip. In the larger scheme of things, though, the time spent in the air is the easy part; what you should really be concerned about is herding your kids into and through your local airport, and through and out of the airport on the other end. Here’s how to go about it.
I think the real problem is keeping kids occupied while you are flying but then most of our flights with children are at least 12 hours.
