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Wireless@SG is a wireless broadband programme developed by the Singapore Infocomm Development Authority (IDA). Users can enjoy free, seamless wireless broadband access – both indoors and outdoors & at most public areas.
ReplyDeleteTo connect to the Wireless@SG wireless broadband network, a user just needs a WiFi-enabled device, such as a laptop computer or a PDA, a web browser, and a registered Wireless@SG account. With this registered account, the user is able to roam within any of Wireless@SG's coverage areas, regardless of the operators' network.
Wireless@SG is powered by the network of three wireless operators: iCell, QMax and SingTel. It will be provided free for the first 2 years. Beyond that, the three operators may consider extending the free periods should there be a strong public interest for it.
To learn more, log on to http://www.icellwireless.net. List of hotspot can be found at http://www.icellwireless.net/locations.php.