Boingo set me up with an account years ago and even though I am not paying for it, I gladly would (please tell me the Boingo public relations doesn't work weekends and read comments like this
).As I mentioned a few weeks ago, Boingo now works with GoGo Wireless - but you still have to pay extra to get access to internet while in-flight. Anyway - I didn't get charged and more importantly I didn't have to deal with the GoGo interface for logging on. I have found it to be a bit sluggish - I know, I am in a plane, what do I expect? But the Boingo software just connected me without any effort on my part and with so many other things to deal with while traveling, having software negotiate various WiFi hotspots for me is very helpful.
I am off to San Jose where the TMC team will be meeting with over 150 companies in about two-and-a-half days as we look to bring you the absolute latest news, scoops, insight, analysis and information on what the best and the brightest companies are up to. Here are the details if you want a last-minute meeting.
Some of the companies we will see taken at random are Skype, YouMail, Tropos, Pioneer, Funambol, Proxim Wireless, YouSendIt, Nimble, Amdocs, Saba, Aviat Networks and even Carnegie Mellon University.
We have two mobile video studios which will be in operation which means I will likely have about half the interviews or so - probably around 80 when all is said and done. So as you may expect, I will likely be a bit behind on my typical blog writing, tweeting, Facebook posting, LinkIning, Google plussing, etc.
