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mobile hotspot

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mobile hotspot
A Wi-Fi hotspot in a train, ship, bus or plane set up for the convenience of its passengers. Either free or paid, it allows people with laptops and other Wi-Fi devices to access the Internet while traveling. See cellular hotspot.
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WORLDWIDE COMPUTER PRODUCTS NEWS-February 3, 2011-AT&T to introduce mobile hotspot app later this month(C)1995-2011 M2 COMMUNICATIONS http://www.
AT&T to introduce mobile hotspot app later this month by Worldwide Computer Products News
This award adds to the growing list of industry accolades for the MiFi Intelligent Mobile Hotspot platform, which recently also garnered the 2010 World Communication Award (WCA) for Best Mobile Device Strategy and the Mobile Village Mobile Star Award for Best Laptop or Tablet Accessory.
Novatel Wireless 4G MiFi Intelligent Mobile Hotspots Honored With CES ... by PR Newswire
Several of the latest smartphones have 3G mobile hotspot capabilities.
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