Sky has released its Sky Cloud WiFi application, that will make it easier
for Sky Broadband customers to log on and use The Cloud hot-spots for free.
The app itself is free in the Apple App Store and Google Play store, and allows you to register the device it
is running, with a limit of six devices linked to your Sky Broadband web
login.
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The maps scale for larger screens, but using an Asus Transformer Prime (Ice
Cream Sandwich) reveals a bug, where the application is firmly stuck in phone
screen orientation mode, ignoring screen rotation requests.
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I got it today – it’s brill and so is the cloud service 🙂
Can’t wait to try this next time I crawl out from under my rock.
mine says “Sorry, you are not eligible for this service.”
@browney Users on Everyday Lite (the free 2GB product) dont get the WiFi option
If you are on connect or the unlimited services, then try phoning them
Im on unlimited, other users reporting the same problem on the sky forum.
As in
http://helpforum.sky.com/t5/WiFi-Hotspots-from-The-Cloud/WiFi-Hotspots-from-The-Cloud-available-for-customers-from-today/td-p/381471
Just registered on iOS and it worked here.
yes. its a great idea im sure it’ll be working for me soon
Add me to the people who are on Sky Unlimited but are told they are not eligible. I’ll phone them tomorrow and see what the problem is.
If there is an easy solution let us know, and I’ll add a few words to the article
Sky now have a forum entry http://bit.ly/Irvu7I for customers with this problem. They are PM’ing customers and requesting account details. I have given them mine and await a response. They have told some customers that it can take 7 days before their account works.
Connection was no problem for me. All 4 devices I have used both iOS and Android work perfectly.
Now if we can just persuade Sky to increase the number of Sky Go logins from the currently restrictive 2.