Melita is extending the free wi-fi access in Paceville until the end of April. Any person in possession of a wi-fi enabled device may use this service for free. This free service also applies to individuals who are subscribed to other mobile operators.

“The results obtained from this pilot project are very encouraging. We have also received very good feedback from our clients and other stakeholders. We are determined to invest further in this initiative which may eventually lead to the deployment of a nationwide wi-fi network for the convenience of its clients,” commented Malcolm Briffa, head of PR and strategic projects at Melita.

The free wi-fi period is being extended to enable Melita to gather more information on usage patterns as well as additional client feedback on user experience. The service leverages the strength of the nationwide availability of Melita’s superior FibrePower broadband Internet technology. Earlier this year, Melita announced that in the first two weeks of the free wifi trials in Paceville, more than 2000 hours of Internet were used.

The free wi-fi service is very simple to access. When in Paceville, use a 3G mobile device to complete a one-time registration process. Search available wi-fi networks and select the network “M FREE Wi-Fi”. Enter your mobile number and you will receive an SMS containing a registration code. Enter this number in the login screen on your phone’s web browser and proceed to browse the World Wide Web for free.

The free wi-fi service is currently available in the main streets of Paceville covering an area of almost half a square kilometre. Melita’s wi-fi trial project is underway with the collaboration of industry leaders Motorola, Belair and Aptilo.

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