Finding Wifi Hotspots

So you are cruising cross town to your next appointment and you see a house that you know your buyer will want.

No time to get back to the office to check the MLS. So what do you do?

Tap into a WIFI hotspot. But what if you are in the only area of town (if not the country ) that does not have a Starbucks on every corner? Well, I guess you can slowly go down neighborhood streets looking for a signal. But I don't think thats legal.

Actually the answer is a directory I just discovered at CNET.

Type in your area and zip code and you get a large list of paid and free WIFI hotspots.

I found the usual players like Starbucks on the list. But also Hotels and even "Mini"-hotels. I was mostly shocked to find MCDonalds on my list.

It also lists the Top Ten WIFI Cities. Who is number one? I would have never guessed it to be New York, then San Francisco, followed by Seattle, Austin, Washington DC, Atlanta, San Diego, then Dallas.

And I was proud to see the good ole USA is the most WIFI'ed in the world.

Comments

[NameCritic]

I found a tool like that online for hot spots in Miami. There really aren't a lot of them.

Also, since you moderate comments you can delete this part if you want, but I run a couple of real estate blogs. two are being built and one is up and running. Like to trade links on the blogroll if you want.

http://www.realzee.com/blog

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