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Boingo expands India network

With Tata, Boingo adds more than 500 hot spots in India

Wednesday, October 29, 2008

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LOS ANGELES, USA: Boingo Wireless, the global market leader in Wi-Fi, announces the addition of Tata Communications hotspots to the Boingo Roaming Network, giving Boingo members access to over 500 new hotspots under the Tata Indicom brand. With the addition of the Tata Communications network, Boingo members will be able to enjoy high speed wi-fi connections in restaurants, cafés, coffee shops and airports while traveling through India.

With the new locations from Tata Communications, Boingo's aggregated network in India now includes such popular destinations such as Barista Coffee, Pizza Corner and Coffee World, Nokia Priority Centers and Nirula's, as well as numerous hotels in India. Boingo users can also get access at airports around India, including Chennai International Airport, Cochin International Airport, Goa International Airport, Hyderabad Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Pune International Airport, and Sardar Vallabhbhai International Airport.

"With the continued growth and importance of India for business and pleasure, the addition of Tata Indicom Wi-Fi hotspots to the Boingo Roaming Network allows us to bring new hotspots to our members in the countries they travel," said Allen Pan, director of Asia Pacific for Boingo Wireless. "No matter where you are in India and the world, Boingo is the best choice to stay connected to a high-speed network."

"As the leading global provider of telecommunications, Tata Communications is committed to bringing the best network and services to its customers, and to expand its brand worldwide," said Prateek Pashine, Chief Operating Officer for the Retail Business at Tata. "By working with Boingo, we are able to expand our brand with new customers and users from the Boingo network."

Boingo gives business travelers the best choice of Wi-Fi hotspots by combining more than 100,000 locations from more than 150 leading Wi-Fi operators into one worldwide network spanning 90 countries. Boingo subscribers can connect to any of these locations with a single Boingo account using GoBoingo, Boingo's free Wi-Fi client software, which combines more than 660 network names into one "Boingo Wireless" network and stores the user name and password to simplify identifying and connecting to commercial Wi-Fi networks.

Tata Communications and Boingo Wireless are both members of the Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA), the forum of the world's leading wireless broadband operators.

©CIOL Bureau

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