British cities to fit internet antennae on streets

Residents in 12 British cities will soon be able to surf the internet in the street without plugging into a phone cable under a series of deals with councils, BT announced today.

Residents in 12 British cities will soon be able to surf the internet in the street without plugging into a phone cable under a series of deals with councils, BT announced today.

Hundreds of coffee cup-sized antennae are to be fitted to street furniture such as phone boxes allowing people to use broadband-speed internet everywhere from park benches to bus stops.

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