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Denver Post, July 17, 2001.
Prepaid Internet
Accounts: A Smarter Way to Surf?
"MaGlobe is the only prepaid account
that provides international access numbers, boasting
5,000 worldwide. Of the three accounts tested, it is
also the only one compatible with Macintosh and Palm
OS systems." |
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Los Angeles Times, July 12, 2001.
Prepaid Internet
Accounts: A Smarter Way to Surf?
"MaGlobe is the only prepaid account
that provides international access numbers, boasting
5,000 worldwide. Of the three accounts tested, it is
also the only one compatible with Macintosh and Palm
OS systems." |
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CNN, April 19, 2001.
MaGlobe to sell prepaid
International Web access
"MIMICKING THE OLD Ma Bell nickname,
MaGlobe, Sunnyvale, Calif.-based startup is aiming
to make connecting to the Internet while on the road
both easier and less expensive." |
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Silicon Valley.com, April 19, 2001.
Improving connection to
Web from overseas
"MaGlobe has developed a solution
that promises a cheaper and better connection to the
Internet." |
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PCWorld.com, April 17, 2001.
MaGlobe offers Internet
Access on the Go
"users get a better connection rate
with the service because local calls usually connect
at faster transfer speeds than long-distance calls" |
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U.S. News, April 16, 2001.
PERSONAL TECH - Dialing
up an Internet Passport
"Getting online when you go overseas
can be as stressful as the time changes and airline
food. A U.S. News
correspondent in England found that the system
worked as advertised." |
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InfoWorld.com, April 16, 2001.
Startup MaGlobe to sell
prepaid international Web access
"Unlike traditional ISPs that
typically charge a monthly flat fee, MaGlobe allows
organizations to prepay, then use the service
whenever they need to" |
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Smart Computing, March 2001.
ISPs on the Go
"No matter what type of access device you
have, they all require a connection to an ISP to
function and offer you the services you require to
stay in contact with your e-mail account or the
Web." |
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