Monthly Archives: February 2014

Obama aims to bring free Wi-Fi to 20 million US students

President Barack Obama has vowed to expand free Wi-Fi internet access to 15,000 schools around the US so that 20 million American students will be able to get online in the classroom. According to nbcnews.com, speaking at an event in Maryland earlier this week on Tuesday (4th of February), the president announced that $2 billion worth of funding from

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2014-02-06T09:46:59+00:00February 6th, 2014|Industry News|

Football fans used 3.2 TB of Wi-Fi data at the Super Bowl

The Wi-Fi network at the MetLife Stadium on Super Bowl Sunday proved popular with fans, as between them they used 3.2 TB of data - around 50MB per person an hour. According to computerworld.com, a new tool called Purview from Extreme Networks was used by the National Football League to analyse how the Wi-Fi network was

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2019-05-09T12:28:16+01:00February 5th, 2014|Industry News|

Businesses losing billions each year by failing to manage mobile connectivity

Businesses are losing billions of pounds each year by refusing to look into more cost-effective ways of hooking their travelling employees up to the internet. This is according to a new report from US mobile services provider iPass, cited by information-age.com, which claims that solutions like Wi-Fi can cut the £4.8 billion businesses spend on keeping their

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2014-02-04T12:47:49+00:00February 4th, 2014|Industry News|

Birdstep Presents Experience Continuity – The True OTT Differentiator at Mobile World Congress 2014

Birdstep Host Workshops with the Wireless Broadband Alliance And Has Presence Within The Swedish Pavilion OSLO, Norway – February 3, 2014 – Birdstep Technology (www.birdstep.com), a leading provider of Smart Mobile Data and Secure Mobility services, today announced its participation in the WBA Carrier Wi-Fi Summit (Hall 8, Theatre District, Area B) during Mobile World

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2019-05-09T12:28:16+01:00February 3rd, 2014|Industry News|

Between 50 and 80 Wi-Fi access points to be installed in Glasgow

Glasgow City Council has stated that BT will install anywhere between 50 and 80 Wi-Fi access points in the city, so that residents and visitors will be able to get online for free during the Commonwealth Games. According to heraldscotland.com, the council wishes to hurry the operation, so that the service will definitely be ready

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2014-02-03T13:38:38+00:00February 3rd, 2014|Industry News|

Innovation could change Wi-Fi as we know it

The face of Wi-Fi could change forever, with innovations involving the use of outer space, according to theregister.co.uk. While the general public may be used to getting their Wi-Fi from routers in the home or in public places, new developments could result in free Wi-Fi being made available across the whole world by using satellites

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2014-02-03T13:04:42+00:00February 3rd, 2014|Industry News|
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