Written by Daniel Gray These days, I don't know anyone that doesn't have a wifi enabled laptop, cellphone, or personal media device. With the looming release of the iPad and other tablet like devices, many cafes and bars in Seoul are equipping their establishments with free wifi. Here is a rundown of places that you can get a coffee and wifi access. *Note: This is not a ranking, the cafes are listed alphabetically.* Aa Design Museum There is a design museum in the basement and a giant open cafe on the main floor. There is a garden outside for smokers, the main floor has many tables for people having conversation, and there is a loft area with many electric outlets for people who are there to do some work. They have excellent panini sandwiches and cakes (both of which are homemade) there as well.  Signal Strength: Good Noise Level: Average Average Price for a drink: 5,000 ($5) Location: Hondae: Go out Sangsu Station Exit 2 Electric Outlets: many Restrictions: No...

Aza, now I can blog while having a big Americano with a melty, gooey chocolate Tofinek. Have you ever done the Tofinek thing? I recommend the regular one more, but you just take off the lid of your coffee and set the Tofinek on top. In two minutes, the caramel inside will be all melted and delicious. It's quite awesome. And the wifi! If you have a ARC card, you just log on to NESPOT and follow the instructions and you'll be signed on. There is no time limit and all the instructions are in English. Nice...Starbucks is giving a little back to the expat community. Starbucks has much better coffee than Tom N Tom's so this is just brilliant! Brilliant! hahaha Dan PS. If you see a guy with a laptop covered in gaudy stickers, it's me. Remember to say hi.