BSNL Indore Introduces Wi-Fi Module For Cars

Smriti Jha
@smriti-jha-RIDWQb โ€ข Oct 26, 2024

BSNL Indore Division has launched Wi-Fi technology for cars, which makes internet accessible on the go. The Wi-Fi module for cars will probably be the first of its kind in our country, at least on such a commercial scale. The experimental set was installed in the official car of BSNL Indore's General Manager, G C Pandey. The car successfully received Wi-Fi signals through its antenna with 3.5 Mbps speed, from an exchange based on CDMA. The Wi-Fi module costs somewhere between Rs 5000 to Rs 6000. Mr. Pandey is hopeful that once the model is launched it will gain huge popularity among customers.

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We are more connected now than ever as the internet becomes ubiquitous. The recentdevelopments including Wi-Fi availability in trains and the prospect of Wi-Fi accessibility in cars in near future serve as the forecast of the technological advancements in store for us.

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  • Khan Sakib

    @khan-sakib-Xps64g • Apr 5, 2013

    Well, quite interesting now Wi-Fi in cars, but hope so it well get popular in the future

  • sumit suri

    @sumit-suri-i8faCz • Apr 5, 2013

    Great approach by BSNL. Hope bsnl will launch this service in other cities as well.

  • Olabs

    @olabs-Jkmxz2 • Apr 8, 2013

    how did you come across this please can you enligthen us.

  • avii

    @avii-TGGs8o • Apr 8, 2013

    Olabshow did you come across this please can you enligthen us.

    <a href="https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/news-by-industry/telecom/bsnl-launches-first-wi-fi-network-module-for-cars-in-indore/articleshow/19366459.cms" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">BSNL launches first wi-fi network module for cars in Indore - The Economic Times</a>

  • Ankita Katdare

    @abrakadabra • Apr 8, 2013

    Staying connected on the go, just got a greener signal.

    LOLing at one of the comments I read -

    Wifi in cars. Because people dying while texting and driving wasn't enough.
  • Jeffrey Arulraj

    @jeffrey-xA7lUP • Apr 11, 2013

    The comment tries the negative edge of the system too much But it is a great blessing for navigators and Business magnets That is a great blessing to them