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Re-activateThe crowds of people gathering at the nation's capital to witness the inauguration of Barack Obama as the 44th President of the United States will undoubtedly want to share this historic moment with all their friends and family. The trick will be getting a wireless connection.
Cellular service providers have been preparing for the expected flood of cellphone calls in Washington D.C. by bolstering network capacity, adding more wireless channels, and even rolling in mobile communications trucks—much like the ones used in Houston after Hurricane Ike. But with an anticipated record-breaking demand for service, even subscribers to the top-rated wireless service (available to subscribers) may have difficulties in being heard over a cellular network.
If you're in the nation's capital today, here are some tips to avoiding wireless frustrations:
—Paul Eng
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