FMN's coin-op hotspot

We think it's pretty clear by now where we stand on freeness (as in beer) and WiFi, so you can imagine we're not incredibly stoked about the idea of FMN Communications' coin-op hotspot that charges you for net access by the minute. But hey, if it were to come down to net access or laundry, well, that's what Febreeze is for, right?

[Via The Raw Feed]

[Khalidur @ Mar 13th 2006 11:35AM]

"fabreeze"

over here in "ing-er-land" it is febreeze

[JS400 @ Mar 13th 2006 11:41AM]

wow that looks good

[yournamehere @ Mar 13th 2006 11:58AM]

Does it work like a jukebox? Somebody puts a quarter in and a bunch of people enjoy it until the time expires? That would make for a very interesting social study . . . who will put in the next quarter?

[Eric @ Mar 13th 2006 3:18PM]

It's Febreeze in the US too.

[Shadowfire @ Mar 13th 2006 4:27PM]

Just wondering Hows it work it give you a WEP key, or regester you on the site.
I heard that if you type the site in the LAN connections setting, you can get in with out a user name or password. I dont think this works so realy how would this thing realy work. Any one try this yet.

[BillBlass @ Mar 13th 2006 4:33PM]

Actually it is "Febreze" with only 2 e's

[sammy @ Mar 14th 2006 12:33AM]

actually in the us its febreze

[sammy @ Mar 14th 2006 12:39AM]

actually in the US its febreze

[Andrew @ Apr 2nd 2006 11:45AM]

Actually it is not new. I heard another product that use SSID as key before. I really think it should use an access Password via web login for this type of product. Look through ebay you may find it.