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Delta Taking Inflight Internet Global With Gogo Wi-Fi

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Apple Stock Flash-Crashes, Facebook Buys 750 Patents From IBM, Google Users Sue Over Privacy, US Airways Will Expand Gogo Wi-Fi

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Gogo Vision Wants To Replace Seatback Entertainment In Planes

Somewhere between invasive security measures and late arrivals, good stuff still happens in air travel. This month, American Airlines and Aircell debuted Gogo Vision, a service that puts entertainment in the traveler’s hands. It could also put an end to those tiny seatback monitors.

Gogo Vision Wants To Replace Seatback Entertainment In Planes

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iFive: Apple-Sony E-Reader Tiff, Free In-Flight Facebook, World Net Traffic “Explodes,” AT&T’s Overcharges, Windows Phone Blues

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Virgin America’s Gogo Wi-Fi Takes to the Skies

Virgin America has started a beta test of its new in-flight Wi-Fi service, Gogo, that’s expected to go public by December 1st. Take a ride with us on the service’s initial test flight from San Francisco.