As reported on Engadget
By Sharif Sakr
Not that a view over the Thames ever gets old, but commuters should soon find it a bit easier to check their inboxes while they’re on or next to the water. Californian WiFi specialist Ruckus says that its wireless steering technology — which increases network range by up to 4x by directing signals around obstacles and interference — has just been picked for an upgrade to BT’s Thames WiFi service. The new “carrier-grade” equipment should be activated within the next couple of months and will stretch out along the full 27 meandering miles of river that are already covered bytraditional antennas. With better hotspot access spreading across the Tube network,black cabs and now the water, EE‘s central London LTE service will have even more to prove in terms of raw speed.