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The Cell is getting WiFi

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Hopefully the moron's who bring their laptops to games get hit in the head with baseballs...

 

http://www.socaltech.com/boingo_wireless_p.../s-0042091.html

 

Boingo Wireless Powers WiFi At U.S. Cellular Field

 

Los Angeles-based Boingo Wireless is heading to the U.S. Cellular Field, the home of the Chicago White Sox, the company announced today, after signing a deal to manage and operate that field's public Wi-Fi service. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed. Boingo said the deal includes both complimentary Internet access for White Sox fans, as well as a higher bandwidth, premium service which can be purchased using Boingo Wi-Fi credits. Boingo said its network has already been deployed throughout the ballpark. Boingo has recently announced a significant number of deals to expand its management of Wi-Fi at venues, including one earlier this month with Denver International Airport, and a batch of deals to manage Wi-Fi at shopping malls.

ugh.

 

But, now what I would like to see are clubs that add content for the fans at the game. Make it a part of the experience not keeping the fan apart from the game.

 

 

Cool. I'm not sure if I would ever bring my laptop to a game (unless I was in the skybox), but if I ever do get a smart phone, it would be nice to use the WiFi at the games. I'm actually surprised it took so long. I feel like Wrigley has had WiFi for a long time.

I always used to hate that i couldn't check in at the Cell on Facebook because i never had any signal. Also now i can instagram photos of Matt Thorntons tush while he's warming up in the pen.

QUOTE (flippedoutpunk @ Apr 12, 2012 -> 03:08 PM)
I always used to hate that i couldn't check in at the Cell on Facebook because i never had any signal. Also now i can instagram photos of Matt Thorntons tush while he's warming up in the pen.

#teenagegirlproblems :lolhitting

QUOTE (ScottyDo @ Apr 12, 2012 -> 02:08 PM)
#teenagegirlproblems :lolhitting

 

 

:lolhitting

Be nice to use it with a smart phone

I could envision using it with an iPad and MLB at-bat or espn's equivalent.

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QUOTE (ScottyDo @ Apr 12, 2012 -> 02:08 PM)
#nolongerteenagegirlproblems :lolhitting

 

It's probably gonna be weak as hell better off using you're data plan, but hey I'll see tomorrow!

QUOTE (kev211 @ Apr 12, 2012 -> 01:38 PM)
Be nice to use it with a smart phone

Exactly. I live overseas and was connected to MLB.TV on my iPhone in Kiev, Ukraine watching the game. Incredible quality as well. The technology of watching a live game on something as small as your phone is finally here!

QUOTE (JohnCangelosi @ Apr 12, 2012 -> 02:50 PM)
Exactly. I live overseas and was connected to MLB.TV on my iPhone in Kiev, Ukraine watching the game. Incredible quality as well. The technology of watching a live game on something as small as your phone is finally here!

???We're talking about Wi-Fi at US Cellular. You watch a live game by looking in front of you.

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Apr 12, 2012 -> 01:58 PM)
???We're talking about Wi-Fi at US Cellular. You watch a live game by looking in front of you.

LOL, yes but you can keep track of other games on your iphone, for example, on MLB.TV. Good for people in fantasy baseball leagues and keeping track on what's happening around the league in general.

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Apr 12, 2012 -> 01:58 PM)
???We're talking about Wi-Fi at US Cellular. You watch a live game by looking in front of you.

 

Last year you risked hurting your vision if you looked directly at the field during Rios and Dunn at bats.

QUOTE (justBLAZE @ Apr 12, 2012 -> 02:49 PM)
It's probably gonna be weak as hell better off using you're data plan, but hey I'll see tomorrow!

I've never ever gotten a good signal during the game at the place. I think the amount of people overloads the towers.

You go to a baseball game to watch BASEBALL not surf for porn. Who dreamed up this idea?

What the hell do you do between innings?

QUOTE (elrockinMT @ Apr 12, 2012 -> 04:33 PM)
You go to a baseball game to watch BASEBALL not surf for porn. Who dreamed up this idea?

It's good for the business execs and corporate outings who attend the game. It's just the world we live in now, having access to at least your email is a necessity it seems. And if spending a few thousand dollars on wifi means happier relationships with the millionaires and companies that attend, I think it's well worth the investment.

QUOTE (elrockinMT @ Apr 12, 2012 -> 05:33 PM)
You go to a baseball game to watch BASEBALL not surf for porn. Who dreamed up this idea?

Last year I spent 5 minutes trying to post a picture of Derrick Rose on facebook during warmups of the Hawks/Bulls game 6. The purpose of this was entirely to make 5 specific people jealous of the fact that I was at the game and they were not. I was unable to do so, but eventually got a picture of Noah to go through which eventually served that purpose.

 

Allowing me to brag to friends during the game that I am at the game is, for me, the point.

It's also a Boingo! network, which means its another revenue stream.

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Apr 12, 2012 -> 04:43 PM)
Last year I spent 5 minutes trying to post a picture of Derrick Rose on facebook during warmups of the Hawks/Bulls game 6. The purpose of this was entirely to make 5 specific people jealous of the fact that I was at the game and they were not. I was unable to do so, but eventually got a picture of Noah to go through which eventually served that purpose.

 

Allowing me to brag to friends during the game that I am at the game is, for me, the point.

 

I think following the game via mlb at-bat could be helpful if you're not sitting close enough to really see where a pitch was at.

I like this for my iPhone. Does anyone really bring laptops or iPads to games?

QUOTE (Brian @ Apr 12, 2012 -> 06:18 PM)
I like this for my iPhone. Does anyone really bring laptops or iPads to games?

 

If I see someone bring their Apple iPad to a game, I'd make it a point to "accidentally" spill something on it. I think tablets so dumb, and then when I see someone who buys Apple's tablet? Facepalm.

Edited by JoeCoolMan24

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