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17/05/2013
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In Rio, they have almost 77 thousand hotspots in neighborhoods, in São Paulo, 1700.
Access points are at airports, parks, hospitals and bars.
Claro, Embratel and Net announced on Thursday (16) internet service for wireless customers of the three companies. The new Wi-Fi network, dubbed course Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi NET Virtua has six thousand hotspots in public locas in Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Campinas, Brasilia, Belo Horizonte, Porto Alegre, Curitiba, Recife and Salvador .
Customers of operators have free access to Wi-Fi using a login and password in locations such as airports, shopping malls, bars, restaurants, hospitals and parks. In Rio, are almost a thousand points in 77 districts. In São Paulo, the Wi-Fi reaches 1,700 points. The hotspots can be located through the application 'Net App' for smartphones with Android systems (go here) and iOS (go here).
Investments in service were shared by the three companies and the goal was, besides giving more mobility to customers, optimize the network and complement 3G network 4G mobile broadband.
"We want our customers always have the best experience in high speed internet and why this release is so strategic for the course," said the president of course, Carlos Zenteno.
For the president of the Net, José Antonio Felix, the initiative values its relationship with customers. "We work constantly to surprise our customers and bring new pair market," he said.
According Zenteno, investment
the wi-fi set already exceeds U.S. $ 100 million. He stressed that such investment was not the FCC requirement, but a course of its own initiative to criaruma best mobility solution for customers.
The group America Movil, which brings together the three companies, has an investment of R $ 10 billion in 2013, similar to the amount invested in 2012, according to Felix, the NET. Zenteno said that last year the course has invested U.S. $ 3.1 billion.
Felix said corporate aspects companies should unite, but operations remain separate.
Zenteno said the course has made strong investments in Rio, which will host major events this year.
"We launched the Max 4G in cities that seiarão the Confederations Cup, and we make an ongoing effort at improving the quality of computer service. I invite: try the services of the course," he said.
After three weeks of the release of Max 4G in Rio, the initial 160 sites have passed for 180 sites, serving 77 neighborhoods.
Gabriela Derenne, regional director of the claro to Rio de Janero and Espirito Santo, Ney Acyr Rodrigues, chief executive of Embratel, Carlos Zenteno, president of Claro, and Jose Antonio Felix, president of NET (Photo: Lilian Quaino/G1)
Source: G1 - News
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