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Ericsson predicts swift end for Wi-Fi hotspots

pcpro.co.uk — The rapid growth of mobile broadband is set to make Wi-Fi hotspots irrelevant, according to an Ericsson executive.

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  • mkpaa, on 03/11/2008, -0/+1Interesting article. Hotspots will be practically useless when coverage of mobile broadband gets better. Also European roaming prices will be fixed faster than global. And also this underlines the fact that Sony ericsson won't make more wi-fi phones after w960. :-)
    In Finland price of mobile broadband varies from 10-20 euros per month and speeds from 384k to 1mb. Coverage is good in cities, but on rural areas you have to live with gprs.

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