Popular broadband provider operating in the United Kingdom Vtesse Networks has announced its intention to launch a wireless broadband internet service by spring in Hertford town. The service would be launched with a view to provide web access to the wireless mobile broadband and other mobile device customers in the region.
As a matter of fact, this service once launched would provide access to customers owning devices such as notebooks and netbooks that are mobile broadband enabled, iPhones, Blackberrys and other smartphones.
According to the claims of Vtesse Networks, the consumers on their system would enjoy a remarkably better service compared to the frequently disappointing and overloaded performance offered by many 3G broadband devices marketed by the five largest mobile operators of the United Kingdom.
It has been widely perceived in the Hertford region that the users of mobile broadband internet here within the service zones of Vtesse could get connected via the WiFi hotspots of Vtesse directly onto its national fibre optic broadband network, which according to the provider offered the optimal experience.
Vtesse’s chief executive Aidan Paul said that they were delighted for being able to trial the new service in their home town, giving their consumers, businesses and visitors to the town such an edge, which put the town right at the vanguard position in a rapidly developing world of mobile internet.