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Absolutely true. I think the problem that they're having is a justification issue. Like, why have a router if people may or may not use it. Additionally, I think they're banking on getting people on the commitment train (insert your own marriage joke here).
Whether you may or may use it is an issue, but so is the availability of the service. Until the routers are widespread enough, people just won't wanna have to go hunting around until they find service. I don't wanna have to run to Starbucks everytime I need/want to use wifi.
I'm sure the rollout is just taking time though.
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