Residents and visitors in Camps Bay in Cape Town, South Africa, will be able to access a new Wi-Fi service which allows them to use 100MB worth of data for free every day. According to mybroadband.co.za, the installation is made up from a combination of fibre from ISP MacroLan and high density outdoor access points
Wi-fi hotspots will now be available in all of Edinburgh libraries, according to noodls.com. The move, which came into place today (9 December), will affect all of the capital's 28 libraries. The Council hopes that the technology will transform the historic buildings into modern learning facilities. Those who want to use the service will need
O2 has struck a deal with the Sherwood District Council to bring free public Wi-Fi to the market town of Newark, UK. The mobile operator has reached an agreement to install Wi-Fi technology on the street furniture and buildings that line the town centre in January 2014. According to an overview of the deal from computerworlduk.com, the installations will
China’s adoption of consumer technology has been nothing short of staggering. In a very short space of time, China has leapfrogged from being one of the least significant players on the global stage, to the leader. This fact is highlighted by the recent statistics that reveal China has just passed the United States as the
Six key airports in Thailand will be able to offer free Wi-Fi to their passengers as part of an overall effort to upgrade services. Bangkokpost.com says Don Mueang and Chiang Mai rolled out their mobile broadband connections on Sunday (December 1), while Phuket, Ha Yai and Chian Rai will have their own services precisely one month later. The last
Citywide Wi-Fi access has been touted as a way of transforming an Oklahoma city into a thriving business hub. Local officials in Muskogee are currently looking at ways of boosting the area's economic development and believe the provision of free wireless internet could enhance its long-term prospects. The city will gain its very own WI-Fi network over the next 12-24 months and Muskogee interim city manager Roy
An industry expert has claimed that 2014 could be a "breakout year" for Wi-Fi in Kenya, according to engineeringnews.co.za. Michael Fletcher, sales director for Ruckus Wireless sub-Saharan Africa, said that there is an increasing demand for constant access to Wi-Fi in the country, which is set to escalate even more next year. Talking about this
The Brazilian city of Sao Paulo will receive its Wi-Fi network for 40 per cent lower cost than initially expected thanks to the existing internet provision in its central area. Planners are hoping that the availability of 120 free wireless hotspots will help 11 million people access the web via their chosen mobile devices. Zdnet.com said the initial cost
Britain will need to conduct significant upgrades to its mobile and Wi-Fi networks if it's to cope with increased usage of the internet. The advice comes courtesy of Real Wireless, a leading wireless consultancy firm, who believes that unless improvements are made to networks by 2020, there will not be enough spectrum for mobile devices and computers
Retailer Argos has claimed that its free Wi-Fi service, which is now available at all 735 of its UK stores, will enable it to provide better customer service. According to techienews.co.uk, Argos customers will be able to view product videos, an extended catalogue of products and enhanced photography using the free service, which is being provided by O2.
