This week's Ask Maggie explains why Wi-Fi on the go is so frustratingly slow, and delivers some good news about the launch for the Motorola Droid Bionic. Marguerite Reardon Former senior reporter ...

Amtrak is expanding its Wi-Fi service to six Northeastern U.S. train stations, in a move to attract more business travelers. The rail company currently offers wireless access to networks in its ...

Amtrak trains, technically, have free onboard wi-fi. It's practically unusable because of how slow it is, particular when the trains are crowded, but sure... it exists. On my last commute from New ...

RELATED: The New iPad's Wi-Fi Problem Is Real Currently, Amtrak gets its onboard Wi-Fi from Verizon and AT&T cell towers, which don't happen to sit along the train routes. Cellphone companies, of ...

Americans like to be on the move. The AAA says more than 100 million people traveled for the 2021 holidays, even with the threat of Omicron sweeping the nation. And while you can drive with your phone ...

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After years of sluggish service, train operator Amtrak has begun a network-wide overhaul of its onboard Wi-Fi service. Piggybacking on a number of different mobile networks, the new service uses 4G ...