Starbucks offers Free Wi-Fi

Jun 3 2008, 10:55am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Starbucks is giving you 2 hours of free AT&T powered Wi-Fi service a day.

As reported in April, Starbucks switched their Wi-Fi service from T-Mobile to AT&T.
To get the free 2 hour Wi-Fi usage with your tall latte, you need to get a Starbucks Card and register it. There are 7,000 Starbucks Wi-Fi hotspots you can use. The 2 hours need to be used consecutive.
More details on the Starbucks Card Rewards with Wi-Fi page.

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