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A few months after announcing that AT&T would be replacing T-Mobile as its wireless provider, the nation's largest wireless network is finally starting to roll out out connectivity in Starbucks locations. Those visiting the coffee shop in AT&T's hometown of San Antonio have become the first to be affected by the transition.

Patrons in the Texas city can now use their AT&T account number to log into free Wi-Fi. AT&T will be rolling out service to the rest of Starbucks' American locations beginning May 1st.

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Posted by: Blogging Molly
April 25, 2008 1:49 PM

I was in Brooklyn the other day and AT&T wireless was already available at the Barnes and Noble Starbucks.


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