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Apple’s iOS9 feature Wi-Fi Assist could allegedly be costing end users an overall amount that exceeds $5 million in bills.

Ruckus Wireless has recently acquired Cloudpath Network, a secure Wi-Fi onboarding software used to easily and securely manage on-going Wi-Fi guest access for a large number of users and devices, and will include it in its Smart Wi-Fi product Portfolio.

As consumers now have an urgent need to stay connected at all times, Carnival Corporation & PLC uses networks like WiFi@Sea with its high bandwidth Internet coverage to capably serve the need of consumers for a fast, stable Internet connection when they cruise.

Linksys commits to supporting the development of Intel’s IoT lab built in collaboration with Dubai Silicon Oasis Authority (DSOA) by providing their networking solutions for SMBs.

Narendra Modi, the prime minister of India, together with Satya Nadella, Microsft CEO, and Sundar Pichai, Google CEO, present the Digital India programme that will help solve the current digital divide and will lead to transformative results globally, especially for India and the United States.

During the past three months, access to the Internet has expanded in Cuba through the 35 new Wi-Fi hotspots set up by a state-owned telecommunication company, Etecsa.

Wi-Fi assist, a new default software featured on the iOS9, Apple’s latest operating system, is stealthily blowing through mobile data while users think their device is connected to a WiFi. This software is programmed to assist a weak WiFi signal by switching over to the user’s mobile data to avoid lag during connection.

Lufthansa Airlines is the first European airline to trial the European Aviation Network developed by Deutsche Telekom and Inmarsat, an in-flight 4G broadband network experience using on-ground LTE sites and custom-designed satellite networks.

German government proposes a change to previous liability clause in order to facilitate Internet access to public users through the nation.

Space X CEO and CTO Elon Musk awaits government approval on a multi-million dollar project in the global telecommunications industry to launch 4,000 Internet satellites that will broadcast signals of high-speed Internet across the globe.

After having established partnerships with wireless vendors Ruckus Wireless and Aruba Networks, Juniper Networks has now also allied with Aerohive Networks to offer Wi-Fi solutions for small enterprises in the K-12 education, retail, and state and local government.

Google Fiber Project and Indian Railways will offer free Internet at 400 selected Indian railway stations.