Category: Mobile Broadband

The free WiFi operated by Virgin Media on the London train stations is apparently extending its free period.

Edinburgh as part of its plans to be a super-connected city is looking to roll-out WiFi to open areas like Princes Street Gardens and Leith Links.

The soft launch of 4G is coming to an end, as the date for when services will actually be available to purchase has been announced.

The 4G auction has actually got closer to happening after a meeting between all parties involved.

If your home broadband breaks, another option has appeared, which is to pop along to the nearest Skype WiFi location and use the free service.

Key talks are to happen that may allow the 4G roll-outs to get moving at last in the UK.

While the iPhone 5 was never going to feature some of the things people dreamed about, the level of 4G support is crucial to both sales of the phone, and the interest mobile firms will have in the oft delayed 4G auction.

Those people who had thought the recent news allowing Everything Everywhere to start deploying 4G in September 2011 would help boost their broadband speeds, will be dismayed to hear that O2 is objecting to the decision.

With the Paralympics about to get underway, Virgin Media has released statistics on how popular its free Wi-Fi was on the London Underground network.

Yesterday there was no sign of 4G until well into 2013, but today we now have three providers who will probably have services running before the end of 2012.