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Google bids adieu to GStation, states cheaper mobile data as the reason; thanks GoI for supportThe blog talked about how easy it has become for users to get on the Internet.- Google may expand Wi-Fi service to malls, varsitiesFor the expansion, Google is in talks with several stakeholders including telecom operators and internet service providers (ISPs) and state...
- Google, L&T to provide 150 hotspots in PuneIn a statement on Wednesday, Google said its hotspots will be available at public places like gardens, hospitals, and police stations, help...
- Bharti Airtel in talks with Google for WiFi hotspotsGoogle India spokesperson said the company is talking to all venue owners and service providers for Gstation as a full stack Wifi solution ...
- Google wants a billion people online in India: Gulzar AzadThere are 115 stations live in India. The goal is to get to 400 stations with high speed networks jointly created by RailTel and Google, sa...
- Google wants Indian telecom operators on its SDN-based platformGoogle’s SDN-based platform comes at a time when telecom networks are dealing with a huge upsurge in data consumption.
- Smart City mission: Google bags first city Wi-Fi deal for PuneThe latest contract is valued at Rs 150 crore, and includes capital expenditure, operating expenditure and revenue sharing elements.
- Google Station aims to make public Wi-Fi better in IndiaGoogle currently offers free Wi-Fi access at 53 railway stations across India and plans to scale up the service to 100 by year-end.
- After Google, Facebook may offer wifi at railway stations, nearby villagesFacebook recently concluded a pilot across 125 rural locations after purchasing bandwidth from state-run BSNL, and is currently in talks wi...
- Over 1.5 million Indians enjoying high-speed wi-fi at 19 stations: Google"While we are only at approximately 20 per cent of the rollout schedule for this year, the response has been phenomenal... At this scale, t...
- Rail platforms become cyber cafes for small-town India; commuters using Google-RailTel's WiFi networks for heavy downloadsData from 15 stations reveals that railway commuters in tier-II cities are streaming movies, upgrading phone software and conducting other ...
- Railways commission Wi-Fi service at three more stationsSuresh Prabhu suggested that arrangement be made to ensure the service is available for only those who purchase tickets or "platform ticket...
- Google launches free public Wi-Fi service at five railway stationsThis is in continuation with project to provide high-speed public Wi-Fi service at 100 Railway stations across India by end of the year, Go...
- Google's free Wi-Fi at Bhubaneswar station to be launchedTrial of the Wi-FI is going on for some time at Bhubaneswar in Odisha and it will be launched on Sunday, said a senior Railway Ministry off...
- 100 stations to get wi-fi in one year: Suresh PrabhuRailway Minister Suresh Prabhu said that in one year at-least 100 railway stations across the country will have Google wi-fi.
- Railways seek Google suggestions for new IT applicationsRailways today sought suggestions from Google CEO Sunder Pichai regarding the use of new IT applications for the benefit of its passengers ...
- Yesvantpur Junction among 400 railway stations under Google Wi-Fi programmeAlongside, the existing Wi Fi connectivity at Bengaluru City railway station will also see a substantial upgrade with Google technology.
- Mumbai Central first railway station to get Wi-Fi facility by mid-OctoberThe Wi-Fi will be free for the first 30 minutes over a 24-hour period. It will be a high-speed network capable of delivering HD video strea...
- Howrah station set to be one of the first stations to get free wi-fiThe total number of stations where high speed Wi-Fi will be available is slated to be nearly 400 Pichai said during the PM Modi's visit to ...
- Google, RailTel join hands for one of the world's largest Wi-Fi projectsGoogle and RailTel Corp. of India have joined hands to equip 400 railways station in the country with high speed Wi-Fi networks.
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