T-Mobile, which operates the largest carrier-owned Wi-Fi network in the U.S. with 4,600 hotspots, announced a deal with Hyatt Hotels and Resorts. By the end of 2004, T-Mobile HotSpot is planned to be available in the lobby and other public areas at most Hyatt Hotels and Resorts in the United States, as well as in select guest rooms. http://www.t-mobile.com
T-Mobile to Offer Wi-Fi in Hyatt Hotels
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