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More than just another Telecoms Wholesaler – We’ve raised the bar… LionHeart offers a complete Voice and Data wholesale package, with free of charge On-line Management Portal, 24/7 support, White Labeled Billing and Direct Debit Collection facilities. Our partners keep ownership … Continue reading
It’s been a long time coming, but London’s free Tube Wi-Fi network has finally gone live today in two stations, with four more to follow by the end of this week. Travellers at King’s Cross St. Pancras and Warren Street will now be able to browse the web from the stations’ platforms. To access the service, Transport for London (TfL) says you simply need to connect to the network and register your email address. The two launch stations will be joined tomorrow by Oxford Circus and Green Park, with Victoria and Euston set to go live on Saturday. In total, TfL plans to install wireless networks at 80 Tube stations by the end of July, expanding to 120 by the year’s end. The free Wi-Fi is provided by Virgin Media and is being launched in preparation for the 2012 Summer Olympics, which kick off on July 27th.
London Tube Wi-Fi network now live at King’s Cross St. Pancras and Warren Street
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During the Olympics, wi-fi access will come to the London Underground system for the first time. Virgin Media is working with Transport for London to wire up around 80 stations. The service will only be available on platforms rather than on trains, but it is expected to prove popular with passengers checking up on travel information, sending emails or using social networks. Technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones got a sneak preview at one station where the equipment is being tested. Click the Link…
INSIGHT: New London Underground wi-fi put to the test
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A Facebook smartphone has reportedly been in the works for some time. In 2010, Techcrunch reported that Facebook was “secretly” building a smartphone – although this particular project is said to have broken down. The company’s desire to enter the smartphone market could be a result of increasing pressure to improve the potential of mobile to make money. In a statement for potential investors ahead of its initial public offering earlier this month, the company admitted it had concerns about more users accessing Facebook through their mobile – a trend which could make it more difficult to sell advertising.
NEWS: Facebook smartphone to be ‘released next year’
UK telco BT has celebrated a considerable milestone for its fibre broadband project, having now passed ten million homes and business with its roll-out, months ahead of its end-2012 target. To read the whole article click the link… Fibre is no longer a product for the early adopters and has well and truly broken into the mainstream as the fastest DSL service available. LionHeart’s FTTC (Fibre to the cabinet) solutions provide Up to 40Mb downstream and a choice of 2Mb or 10Mb upstream making it the most powerful DSL product available on existing infrastructures Connect with us… www.lionheart.uk.com
BT Fibre Broadband reaches 10 Million homes and business
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The UK parent of T-Mobile and Orange, Everything Everywhere, said Wednesday that it has completed its signal sharing project, dubbed Smart Signal Share. Wireless devices such as smartphones, tablets and dongles, will now switch seamlessly between the two networks, depending on which signal is strongest. Click the Link for the full story…
UPDATE: Everything Everywhere completes signal sharing project
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“The summer of 2012 is going to be a busy one and you could be forgiven for thinking that London will be closed for everyone not involved in the Olympic and Paralympic Games, from the Queen’s Jubilee in early June to ‘back to school’ time in September. It is certain that London will be extremely busy next summer – but London and the rest of the UK will be open for business. The same certainly goes for BT Wholesale and Openreach.” Mick Wayman, Managing Director, London 2012 Programme, BT Wholesale Click the Link to see how BT are going to manage the potential disruption of the games.
INSIGHT: The 2012 Olympics and the affects on BT Openreach
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