TIME: Wireless Society, Hot Spots, Chicago

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CHICAGO

WI-FI AND FRIES
Why eat and run? McDonald's gave customers a reason to linger over their Big Macs this summer, when it began offering wi-fi at hundreds of stores in San Francisco, Chicago, Milwaukee and New York City. Don't expect any Extra Value deals on the access, though: surfers pay between $3 a day in New York to $5 for two hours in San Francisco.


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CABLE CUTTERS
Wi-fi may have been invented as a way to network PCs, but it is turning into a boon for all sorts of household products

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