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Free wifi hotspots expanding in Yangon, Mandalay

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Redlink will expand free Wi-Fi in parts of Yangon and Mandalay, starting with Yangon’s University of Medicine 1 in July, says U Myo Myint Nyunt, the company’s assistant general manager for sales and marketing.

From The Myanmar Times, by Aung Kyaw Nyunt

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The service will later be extended to the University of Mandalay, Mandalay Airport, the University of Yangon and Yangon Railway Station, he said.
Last December, Redlink provided free Wi-Fi to Shwe Dagon Pagoda and Yangon International Airport, and earlier this year to Yangon University of Foreign Languages and restaurants and places of entertainment around Kandawgyi.
Read the full article here: Redlink to expand free Wi-fi services

I tried, tried, tried, tried.... and tried to use the free wi-fi at Shwedagon around February/March time and it was just so slow it was a joke.

As I walked around the Pagoda, I think every man, woman and child was playing on a smart phone...

Some of the hotels and restaurants are pretty good though, yet they all have this 'Myanmar internet phenomenon' whereby the link is good for 5-10 mins, then crap for a minute or two and then off it goes again... For the record I blame phazey for everything... even though he's not here!cheesy.gif

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For the record I blame phazey for everything... even though he's not here!cheesy.gif

HAHAHAHA Brilliant. Although in his defence I never had better internet when he was driving the ship....

We are trying to raise the speed above 256 kbps

That would be great. Redlink, I believe, is the market leader in Internet access, but at the apartment where I used to stay, this still left the WiFi provided by the landlord (direct contract via the telephone line, not a building-wide contract) so slow that I used international roaming with my AIS phone instead. Tethering does the trick for the laptop.

Same holds true for the WiFi in the Yangon airport lounge.

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