Editing Boston (section)

===Coffee Shops, WiFi and Internet Cafes===

Starbucks are numerous and easy to find, and so we won't list them.  To use the Wifi at most Starbucks, you must have an AT&T internet account or a registered Starbucks card, which gives you two hours of free Wifi per day.  The Starbucks at the Barnes & Nobles in Prudential Center has free wifi without the need of an account.    When the weather is good, there is [http://www.harvardsquare.com/Home/Articles/Free-Public-Wi-fi-in-Harvard-Square.aspx free public wifi in Harvard Square] as well as [http://www.techsuperpowers.com/newburyopen.net on Newbury Street] if you don't want to sit indoors at a coffee shop. 

*[http://www.wififreespot.com/mass.html Massachusetts WiFi Hotspot Listing] - Comprehensive listing of WiFi spots around the city and beyond. Also try [http://ilovefreewifi.com/boston/ I love free WiFi].
*[http://www.tridentbookscafe.com/NASApp/store/IndexJsp Trident Booksellers] - Back Bay / Fenway area, Boston, on Newbury Street. Green Line, Hynes Station.
*[http://www.diesel-cafe.com/ Diesel Cafe] - Hipster/Alternative/Young Professional shop. Lots of seating. West Somerville, Davis Square station, Red Line. (No free wifi)
*[http://www.athansbakery.com/ Athan's Bakery & Cafe] - Euro Bakery and Cafe. Brookline, Green C Line, Washington Square Station.
*[http://www.yelp.com/biz/peets-coffee-and-tea-cambridge Peet's Coffee and Tea] - Cambridge, Harvard Square Station, Red Line.
*[http://www.1369coffeehouse.com 1369 Coffeehouse] - Cambridge, Inman Square. Central Square station, Red Line. (No free wifi)

Other common chains that have free Wifi are Boloco (a chain of burrito restaurants) and JP Licks (ice cream shops).

Internet cafes do not exist very much in the USA, and Boston isn't so different in this case. If you don't have your own computer and need to use the internet, there are a few options you can check out:
*[[:wikipedia:Boston_Public_Library | Boston Public Library]] - has computers you can use if you wait in line, and free wi-fi too. The BPL is worth visiting as a tourist attraction anyways, as [[:wikipedia:Boston_Public_Library#Bates_Hall|Bates Hall]] is '''stunning'''. Copley Square station, Green Line.
*[http://www.apple.com/retail/boylstonstreet/ Apple Store Boston] - Biggest Apple Store in the USA. Boylston Street, Copley Square station, Green Line.
*[http://www.apple.com/retail/cambridgeside Apple Store Cambridge] - Located inside the Cambridgeside Galleria Shopping Mall. Lechemere Station, Green Line.
*[http://www.techsuperpowers.com/newburyopen.net Tech Superpowers Lounge] - Internet Cafe. Newbury Street, Copley Square, Green Line.
*[http://www.yelp.com/biz/super-socks-boston Super Socks] - Internet cafe is located upstairs in a crazy store on Winter Street. Park Street station, Red Line, or Downtown Crossing station, Orange Line.
*[http://www.fedex.com Fedex Office / Kinko's] - Several locations in Boston: 60 State St, 2 Center Plaza, 211 Congress St, 125 Tremont St.