| If you're a mobile sort of person, your computer | | | | If you're out in a restaurant and someone |
| probably goes with you to the coffee shop | | | | mentions how great a new record is, you can |
| around the corner, and is open and humming | | | | easily pop on your computer and search for the |
| before you are even on your first cup of | | | | name of the artist and perhaps even preview a |
| espresso. And while it is great to be so | | | | MP3 on someone's blog or even on Amazon. But |
| well-connected, sometimes all of that time spent | | | | sometimes, trying to do things like that on a |
| online just isn't paying off towards interests that | | | | shared wireless connection are simply an exercise |
| you are the most passionate about. After all, | | | | in frustration. After all, wireless networks as most |
| sure, there is something great about being able to | | | | people know them can only serve a very limited |
| freelance from just about anywhere, but paying | | | | area, and that limited area often involves a bunch |
| the bills isn't the only thing you're interested in, | | | | of people vying for the same reception. This |
| right? | | | | means that the signal is working overtime, and |
| For a lot of people who are used to the grind of | | | | that people with computers will find themselves |
| daily life and who use their connections to wireless | | | | lacking, trying to get a signal to stream a song |
| internet networks simply to send and receive | | | | but with no dice. |
| data for work-related purposes, there is | | | | That's where the ability of WiMax to awaken |
| something more fun being missed out on. There | | | | your musical interests comes in so well. With this |
| is, after all, something a lot more exciting about | | | | new version of wireless, while everyone else |
| being able to have internet wherever you are--the | | | | fights over the signal coming out of the router, |
| chance to explore your creative interests no | | | | you are secure in your knowledge that instead, |
| matter where you are. | | | | you are enjoying a signal pumping from a tower |
| You don't need to be a creative person to take | | | | miles and miles away. And that means that while |
| advantage of all of the different advantages that | | | | everyone else sees their downloads or streams |
| wireless internet can offer as far as when the | | | | lag, you will be flying by at the fastest speed |
| inspiration to check something out strikes you. | | | | around. This is partially because the network is |
| While wireless is definitely a helpful way for | | | | extensive enough to handle all of its users, and |
| getting online and figuring out where to meet | | | | partially because with the upgrade to 4G, there is |
| people, when to send in reports, and what you | | | | no need to stress out about whether or not you |
| should be working on, it is also the chance to get | | | | are able to transfer data quickly: the quickest |
| connected whenever you think of something. And | | | | network around, of course, can handle that sort |
| the difference between Googling a new band the | | | | of transfer seamlessly, whether you're after |
| minute you hear about them and trusting yourself | | | | something musical or just uploading something for |
| to remember them later is pretty significant. | | | | work. |