Do you remember the last time you logged in to a wireless
network in your local coffee shop, restaurant, shopping mall or
even take away? It possibly was this morning on your way to work,
or yesterday evening when you stopped at Gregg's to grab some
pastry.
Wireless broadband from the Cloud is on the rise
The Cloud has become phenomenally popular. With the service, you
can connect and surf the web for free in any high street location
that the Wi-Fi network provider blankets.
Owned by Sky, the wireless provider, has now officially reached
7 million registered users who have connected to the Cloud's
Wi-Fi network for over 1 billion minutes ever since the first day
of 2013.
The service has become as successful as it currently is because
of the increasing popularity of smartphones. According to Ofcom's
latest findings, every two in five adults in the UK now own
one.
Another reason why wireless broadband is on the rise is the
increasing demand for tablet computers, YouGov has estimated that
UK tablet ownership is likely to reach 10 million devices by the
end of 2013.
So where should you look out for wireless broadband provided by
the Cloud? Think M&S, WHSmith, Greggs, Greene King pubs,
Wagamama and many more. Just look out for the "Wi-Fi provided
by the Cloud" sign.
Do you want unlimited access to the Cloud? It is included in
these great broadband bundles:
Broadband Unlimited & Talk Weekends with Line Rental
(Without TV)
The deal comes with:
- Average download speeds of up to 14 Mbps
- Truly unlimited broadband
- Upload speeds of 1.3 Mbps
- Sky wireless hub router
Sky+HD Entertainment Pack & Broadband Unlimited &
Talk Weekends
The deal comes with:
- Average broadband speeds of up to 14 Mbps
- As with the previous offer - truly unlimited
broadband
- 30 HD channels - this means that you can enjoy shows
in crystal clear HD
- 3D content for oweners of 3D tellies
- The deal comes with The Sky+ HD Box. It comes with a one
year warranty should something go wrong.
