Besides New York and Boston, the other Amtrak stations in which AT&T wireless said it will install hotspots are Providence, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Delaware and Baltimore, the company said in a statement.
When available, the company will charge $9.99 for one-day of access, it said in its statement. The service will be available this summer, the company said. AT&T Wireless also has next-generation EDGE cellular data service available and said that the two technologies will complement each other.
AT&T Wireless, which spun off from AT&T, has said it will entertain acquisition offers from other wireless operators. Among the reported suitors are Cingular Wireless, the U.K.'s Vodafone and Japan's NTT DoCoMo.
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