| | March 201619CIOReviewBoingo Wireless [NASDAQ:WIFI]Fueling Today's Connected LifestyleWith the ever-evolving need of connecting to the internet from anywhere and at anytime across the world, several organizations are shifting to wireless communication. The Los Angeles, CA, based Boingo Wireless [NASDAQ:WIFI], a provider of wireless access through Wi-Fi and cellular networks help people stay connected, increase wireless capacity, and allow their data flow in locations where ordinary networks struggle. As data demand increases and existing networks become congested, the firm connects consumers and carriers cost-effectively, through their state-of-the-art DAS, Wi-Fi, and military broadband networks. More than just Wi-Fi, the firm focuses at enhancing wireless access, to enable its clients to travel the world, without racking up exorbitant wireless data bills. Fueling the present day connected lifestyle, Boingo proffers best-of-breed Wi-Fi service that connects its clients to millions of hotspots worldwide. Downloading the Boingo Wi-Finder App to smartphone, tablet, or laptop, users can connect to more than a million hotspots in a single click. This powerful app simplifies the login process, helping the clients get connected at airports, hotels, convention centers, stadiums, malls and many more locations in a secure way. "By subscribing to Boingo's Passpoint app using Mac or iOS device, users can automatically and securely streamline their Wi-Fi connection experience," says David Hagan, Chairman & CEO. Passpoint is the latest technology in roaming Wi-Fi connectivity, which provides clients with seamless, secure Wi-Fi access at 25 airports and nearly 100,000 TWC-Passpoint hotspots nationwide. Boingo subscribers with a Boingo Unlimited, Boingo Mobile, or Boingo Global account can access Passpoint hotspots simply by adding the Boingo Passpoint profile to their Mac or iOS device (iPhone/iPad). Using Passpoint, users need no apps, no login pages, no accounts to remember, helping them to enable automatic, encrypted Wi-Fi offload at thousands of hotspots. In the upcoming years, Boingo plans to launch Passpoint in both Windows and Android platform.Boingo Wireless differentiates itself from the rest of the market competitors, with its ability to work with all Hotspot 2.0 capable devices running Android 6.0, Windows 10, iPhone 5, iPad 3rd generation, iPad Air, all iPad Mini's and Macs running OSX Mavericks. In a world of increasing mobility, there is a growing need for people to communicate with one another and have timely access to information regardless of the location of the individuals or the information, especially the military personnel living at remote locations around the world. With an initiative to deliver fast and efficient wireless experience, Boingo Broadband, a blazing-fast Wi-Fi and TV is designed to serve military troops, air force, army, and marine corps bases around the world. Tackling challenges and pioneering solutions, since its inception, Boingo has helped several companies in streamlining their Wi-Fi communication process. In an instance, Boingo deployed a publicly accessible next generation hotspot test bed in Chicago O'Hare, one of the busiest airports in the world. Leveraging Boingo's technology, the client could effectively and successfully drive the next generation hotspot revolution, and deliver an entirely new era of seamless Wi-Fi connectivity. Boingo Wireless also launched Passpoint-enabled networks at an additional 22 airports in the United States, including some of the most highly trafficked airports in the nation serving tech-savvy audiences, such as LAX, New York's JFK, and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.Furthering the legacy of pioneering connectivity for its next generation hotspot, in the upcoming years, Boingo plans to expand its footprint, to deliver a much better, easy, and secure Wi-Fi experience for their customers. By subscribing to Boingo's Passpoint app using Mac or iOS device, users can automatically and securely streamline their Wi-Fi connection experienceDavid Hagan
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