BT Openzone and iPass signed a Wi-Fi roaming agreement. The deal will enable the 500,000 plus active monthly iPass users to access more than 1,500 BT Openzone hotspots across the UK. iPass already provides access to 14,200 broadband access points worldwide. http://www.ipass.com/http://www.bt.com
BT and iPass Team Up to Expand Wi-Fi Roaming
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You just read about Wi-Fi. Here is what it replaced:
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