New Yorkers stuck with a battery-drained iPad or BlackBerry will soon be able to turn to the city's newest "pay phones" -- computer kiosks that let users buy access to the Web, e-mail and various apps.
It's the cellphone of last resort.
New Yorkers stuck with a battery-drained iPad or BlackBerry will soon be able to turn to the city's newest "pay phones" -- computer kiosks that let users buy access to the Web, e-mail and various apps.
The Jetsons-style setup -- dubbed MIKE, or My Internet Kiosk Everywhere -- will soon replace every single antiquated pay phone throughout the city, The Post has learned.
Units will feature 22-inch touch screens that will have cameras for video applications and will be outfitted with electrical outlets so users can juice up their own phones and laptops while staying connected.
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