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« BT Openzone, Portugal Telecom Add Roaming | Main | Wi-Fi with a Brogue: Scots Trains to Add Access »
The 2,300 hotspots of these two firms are open to each other’s customers: Telefonica claims 1,500, and TI 800. TI recently also announced roaming with the Portuguese carrier. They have agreements now that bring access to 51 nations and 31,000 hotspots. Both firms are members of the Wireless Broadband Alliance.
Posted by Glennf at November 17, 2005 12:18 AM
Categories: roaming
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