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Yahoo BB’s 636 Wi-Fi hotspots in Japan will be available to GoRemote, iPass, Boingo customers: The joint venture of Softbank and Yahoo Japan will expand to 5,000 locations by March 2005, the article says. While the hotspots are currently free on a trial basis, Yahoo BB customers will pay 40 yen or 37 cents per minute to use locations outside the network, an enormously higher rate than NTT’s competing domestic service. It’s also unclear how Yahoo BB customers will gain access to iPass aggregated locations, for instance.
Posted by Glennf at June 30, 2004 9:19 AM
Categories: Hot Spot, International, Roaming
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