I Can't access Internet outside of my house??

As the title says, I am having trouble accessing Internet outside of the house on my Ipod and Laptop. Both work great in the house, I have signed up to BTFON as I have the unlimited broadband package and have free access to btfon and bt openzone. I just cant get them up and running as I would mostly use Internet on my ipod when out and about. I can access internet via BTFON while in my house?? cant access internet with bt openzone anywhere??
How do I set up my laptop/ipod to gain access to Internet when out??
Thanks for you time
John

You need to log into FON or Openzone using your bt email address and its password to gain access
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