Filed under: News | Mobile Phones
Sep 4 2008, 12:05pm CDT | by Shane McGlaun
The service isn’t free though like the offering for the iPhone. The Boingo service will cost $7.95 per month with no per-minute or charges per megabyte of data sent or received. The service will be available in Europe as well.
"An increasing number of smartphones with Wi-Fi capability are now available in the market, giving consumers the option to access their favorite phone applications over a fast and inexpensive connection," said Jonathan Mendelson, general manager of Boingo Mobile. "Sony Ericsson customers can now experience the broadband speed and great online experience provided by Boingo Mobile Wi-Fi."
Via Boingo
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