So I'm stuck here in Kansas City airport on my way to San Francisco and I not that upset as I have my trusty Sprint EVDO card with me and I'm getting an average of 1 MB download speed. Who needs WiFi when EVDO gives you all the bandwidth you need and it's almost everywhere. I have been getting 1 MB from my Sprint card consistently and the connection seems as reliable if not more so than the standard 802.11x connections I typically use when I travel. EVDO rocks! 
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