Wifi HotSpots

There is a reason telecom companies like Airtel, Vodafone and Idea besides BSNL are opening up various WiFi hotspots in urban locations all over India. There is a strong logic why companies like Google, Paytm and even political parties…

India’s millennium city, Gurgaon neighbours Delhi, but does not get all the benefits the residents of Delhi get. The capital got free WiFi last year at Connaught Place and will be expanding soon to other areas. On Monday, 11th July,…

One of the AAP Government’s agenda was to provide free WiFi to residents of Delhi and the Government is finally taking prominent steps in that direction. What had to kick-off by February 2016 has been delayed by nearly a year now.…

Google’s partnership with Indian Railways for providing free WiFi scheme across Indian railway stations is a massive hit, as 15 lakh passengers are right now enjoying free Internet across 19 major railway stations. Last year in the…

In April, BSNL had announced its plan to connect Panchayats in India through high-speed WiFi and now this project is being scaled up to urban centres in the country. In partnership with QuadGen Wireless, a Bangalore-based wireless…

With India having the slowing internet connectivity in Asia Pacific, day-to-day things get tougher in connecting large urban areas to rural areas. Rural areas themselves do not have enough infrastructure to set up fancy equipment for…

TRAI is expected to soon announce a new consultation paper for public WiFi across the country. Experts are claiming that public WiFi is the new battleground for telecom players; and TRAI wants to clearly define the rules before any…

Google had shown great interest in investing in the Digital India campaign last year in September 2015, by setting up free WiFi at 400 railway stations across India. This is also claimed to be the biggest public WiFi in India and who…

Has it ever happened to you that after searching for an hour, you finally got access to free WiFi around but had to fill in a detailed form to use it? Well you’re not alone because this problem is omnipresent. And there are really no…

Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has very clearly stated in their rules (civil aviation requirement 3.1): "No person shall use any electronic device, which intentionally transmits radio signals like mobile/cellular phones,…