McDonald’s Goes WiFi In UK Restaurants
October 8, 2007
London (dbTechno) - McDonald’s, the massive global fast food chain, has announced that they are going to offer free wireless internet access in 1,200 restaurants in the UK making free WiFi broadband access available to the masses.
The broadband market in the UK is growing and has been dominated thus far by certain service plans which require you to pay a fee each time to use them. At a usual WiFi hot-spot a user may have to pay around 5 pounds or $10 for one hour of broadband use.
The launch of the McDonald’s WiFi hotspots in the UK is a major announcement as it will make up for 10 percent of the total WiFi hot-spots in the UK. There are around 11,500 WiFi hot-spots in the UK and the major providers include T-Mobile, Deutsche Telecom, The Cloud, and BT.
McDonald’s is making a bold and free move in the UK which can only mean cheaper and more efficient service for all in that part of the world that wants broadband internet access at all times and for free.
Breaking News
Autism Risk Increases in Children with Older MothersBoston (DbTechNo) - When it comes to the risk of a child developing autism a lot depends on the age of his or her mother...
Antidepressant Interfeers With Breast Cancer Drug tamoxifenBoston (DbTechNo) - The antidepressant drug paxil has been shown to interfeer with a leading breast cancer drug called tamoxifen. According...
Kendra Wilkinson Tweets About Super Bowl BreakdownBoston (DbTechNo) - Former Playboy bunny and wife of Hank Basket has come out and explained why she started crying after...









Comments
All comments are moderated.
If your comment is approved, it will be posted within 24 hours