Beijing Could Go Wireless: Rumour: WBFA
Posted by Simon Perry on 8 June 2007 at 4:17 am | Tagged as: Distribution, China, Wireless
It was mentioned at the World Broadband Forum Asia in Beijing that an unnamed Chinese Government Official has said that they hoped that Beijing will become a city bathed in Wireless before the World Fair arrives in China in 2010.
They also hope for Shanghai to benefit from city-wide coverage too.
We’ll dig around to try and find out more over the next few days.
I’m in Beijing for the Broadband World Forum, so thought it would be interesting to pick stories from the local press on their reporting of technology news.
On this day, years gone by ...
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- Samsung Announce True VGA Mobile Display - 2006
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- Islington's Free Wi-Fi 'Technology Mile' Goes Live - 2005
- Gary McKinnon, Wood Green's Biggest Hacker Faces Extradition - 2005
- V600i 3G UMTS Phone From Sony Ericsson and Vodafone - 2005
- ASA Rules NTL Broadband Not "5x faster" - 2005
- Speedera Content Network Picks Up Flash Video - 2004
- Apple's AirPort Express Streams Music to Your Digital Home With AirTunes - 2004
- BT to Use Technology to Block Child Pornography - 2004











