At the end of this month, China's capital city will begin rolling out free WiFi service in various hotspots across the city. The "My Beijing" wireless network, as it is to be called, is backed by three of the country's largest telecom companies, China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom, and will provide 2Mbps broadband WiFi to approximately 60 percent of Beijing through some 90,000 access points that the municipal government plans implement over the rest of the year, according to China.org.
Wednesday, 2 November 2011
Beijing Set To Roll Out Massive Free Public WiFi Network This Month (But There?s A Catch)
At the end of this month, China's capital city will begin rolling out free WiFi service in various hotspots across the city. The "My Beijing" wireless network, as it is to be called, is backed by three of the country's largest telecom companies, China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom, and will provide 2Mbps broadband WiFi to approximately 60 percent of Beijing through some 90,000 access points that the municipal government plans implement over the rest of the year, according to China.org.
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