May 5, 2008
For those who can’t find a local coffee shop with Wi-Fi Internet access in Hong Kong, PCCW offers phone booth that are set up for paid Wi-Fi access. PCCW, the largest telecommunications provider in Hong Kong, has set up more than 400 paid access points throughout the city and a majority are housed in phone booths.
[via Virtual China]
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what if bus shelters were outfitted with free municiple wifi? maybe we’d get more people riding the bus???
May 5th, 2008 at 2:04 pm
Great idea! I hear that the Google employees commuter bus has Internet on the bus, so it would be fantastic to see Wifi enabled at both the bus shelter and on public buses.
May 6th, 2008 at 3:07 am