And here's a little hint for us frequent flyers:

So you're in a big airport (like Detroit or Houston) and when you try to log on, you find that instead of offering free wireless access, the airport wants 9.99 for 24 hours. Of course you already have 90 minutes and all you really need to do is download your latest email.

So here's all you need to do. Find the nearest airport map and find the closest airline 'club' - you know the one's run by the airlines. Now pop a squat right by the door. Flip open your laptop and find a signal. Ta Da!

Great suggestion. Thanks for sharing it.

Mark.

There is all sorts of access on the "road" as well by pulling into the parking lot of high-end hotels and local electronics super-store all over the country as well... So I HEAR anyway. (Hehehehe!)

THANKS Peter!
Deano
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I've also heard about most apartment complexes as well. With all those doors, I've been told that someone is bound to have a wireless system and has not quite figured out how to secure them.

Mark.

SOME High-end RV Parks do to... a 'wireless finder' key fob will find all sorts of cool access!

Now I have world-wide access where ever I go anyway, so I am NOT the expert of free-'found' access anyway.

Life on the road in a 40' Motor Tour Bus coach eh'? - Woo Hoo!