"It can mean the difference between being online and off." "Having a personal hotspot can let you connect at office speeds just about anywhere," says Jeff Kagan, an independent wireless analyst. There is a better way, and it involves bringing your own mobile network with you. Unfortunately, this seems to be the norm these days: Hotels are charging for Wi-Fi service that's mediocre at best. I was constantly waiting for emails and small files to download to my laptop, and video streaming was, to put it charitably, less than smooth.
On a recent trip to Philadelphia, I paid my hotel $14 a night for spotty Wi-Fi access that topped out at a mere 2Mbps and often stopped dead in its tracks.
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