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McDonald’s will begin offering Free WiFi in January of 2010

December 16th, 2009 by Ken

If you regularly patronize McDonalds, finding yourself a fan of their Big Macs, you might be interested in knowing that the company is poised to introduce WiFi for its customers. Starting in January, McDonalds will be delivering free WiFi access for visitors to its establishments, pairing their famous fast food with a perk that catapults them into the information age.

Previously coming at an expense of $2.95 for 2 hours of service, it’ll become free in January, making customers more likely to grab their usual breakfast staples and sit down for a bit to tap away on their wireless devices. This service is being facilitated by AT&T.

Just make sure not to spill your coffee on your laptop. If that happens, you may need to give us a call.

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Tags: AT&T, internet, McDonalds, wifi

One Response to “McDonald’s will begin offering Free WiFi in January of 2010”

1. Geoffrey Walker says:

   December 17, 2009 at 12:17 am

   Service already available (for years) in Britain, France and many other countries.