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Mobile broadband on the road

broadbandgenie.co.uk — There may soon be no need to pull into the nearest service station to upload files or check your e-mail; the well-established car firm Chrysler has announced that it is to introduce wi-fi internet technology into British vehicles by the end of next year, allowing car passengers to surf the web and stream videos and music whilst on the road.

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  • CarzorStelatis, on 07/18/2008, -0/+1And where in the hell does the car get the connection from? If you're in a wifi hotspot, then you can just use your iPhone's (or whatever's) own wifi connection. If you aren't in a wifi hotspot then the car won't have anything to connect to. Buried as lame.

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