Broadband users can get free wi-fi access at more than 120 tube stations in London by the end of 2012, it has been announced by London Underground. Cable operator Virgin Media would install wi-fi broadband at stations that would enable users can go online on their devices like laptops, ipads and smartphones during their travel. … Read more

First Great Western Station and public hotspot operator The Cloud have joined together to enable 23 stations with free wi-fi internet access, it has been reported.

Cable broadband internet service provider Virgin Media is keen on installing free wi-fi network across the London city.

Cambridge and surrounding rural areas are set to access high speed internet speeds thanks to the wi-fi broadband trial to be launched

Around 16% of people continue to use unsecured wi-fi networks to go online, knowing all the risks involved, says the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) which commissioned the survey.

Significant drop in broadband access speeds (27%) and high latency which is crucial for applications like VoIP and online gaming could affect the online experience of wi-fi users , the latest study shows.

Broadband provider BT said its plans to provide wi-fi internet coverage during 2012 London Olympic Games will help mobile broadband operators reduce the data traffic burden from their networks.

The Cloud’s Wi-Fi network will offer 15 minutes free access per day to internet users within the Square Mile of London.