20 November 2007 14:42 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Orange has announced it has signed a contract with The Cloud.The agreement will enable Orange customers to take advantage of The Cloud’s network of thousands of Wi-Fi hotspots across the UK.
As a result of this deal, Orange says it now offers access to one of the UK’s widest Wi-Fi networks through its "Orange WiFi Access service".
Orange already has Wi-Fi agreements in place with BT OpenZone, France Telecom and WeRoam. In the UK this latest agreement extends Orange’s Wi-Fi access to more than 10,000 hotspots.
The Orange WiFi Access can be accessed through Orange’s Business Everywhere mobile data card offering. This service includes a single datacard that can access several of the Wi-Fi, HSDPA, 3G, EDGE, GPRS and 2G networks available, automatically choosing the fastest connection possible.
Wi-Fi connectivity will be bundled in some of Orange’s new Business Everywhere plans. Phones, Orange, The Cloud, Wi-Fi, Wireless, Mobile broadband, Biz, Mobile phone industry
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