Goodspeed rescues British pub of the loss of the Wi-fi connection

Uros device makes ideal portable Wi-fi hotspot

As we mentioned last week, in the area where the towers GoMo sky customers talk about BSkyB's fixed phone voice and broadband are without services. The interruption lasted about two days with clients at the Ewell, Surrey area are the most affected. GoMo helped a reader affected by it to provide a 3G kindly supplied to us by three dongle (3UK). What we have with was our local hospitality, the eight bells, being affected equally. The people there did not have their originating through Sky voice calls. But trust services Wi-Fi hotspot of the cloud - which is actually a company BSKyB.

So, suddenly, drinkers in eight campaigns began to complain of the lack of Wi-fi connectivity and regulars as Dougie 'Nine fingers' Smythe were particularly bothers [annoying].

Then I found GoMo News that the solution was sitting in an office drawer unused since our last review here. The Uros Goodspeed.

Although we could have used this device to provide web connectivity for a tablet that does not have a SIM card slot, you can easily use it is as a portable Wi-fi hotspot.

The Goodspeed is basically like a smartphone in a permanent state of offering Wi-fi tethering. It is equipped with cellular SIM cards and makes Wi-fi connectivity.

Thus, rushed the Goodspeed to the eight bells and gave the password to who asked it. Instant Wi-fi connectivity. Simple.

Do not take any scientific measurement of the signal Wi-fi of the Goodspeed was traveling but located correctly easily cover a public house normal size.

The best is the SIM number that can simultaneously handle the Goodspeed. Would ten believe? Well, as many people who can handle.

Thus in the United Kingdom with only five of the physical networks, you may be absolutely sure signal to provide a Wi-fi hotspot.

Uros are not sure we hoped to use the device in this way, but is a very useful device to have in case you cannot afford to be without the web because it has lowered its fixed broadband.

Tony is currently GoMobile News Editor. He is a veteran journalist of telecommunications, who previously worked for large print titles and online. Follow him on Twitter @GoMoTweet.