Google will offer free WiFi in 7000 Starbucks stores in the United States

NetEase mobile phone news, Google issued a brief statement in June this year, saying that it has partnered with Starbucks to provide free, unlimited music through the new version of Google streaming music service All Access. Today, Google announced that it will offer WiFi to all Starbucks stores in the United States, including Google's new gigabit fiber optic network service.

So far, AT & T has offered free WiFi access points to customers at Starbucks stores in the United States, but it looks like that will no longer be the case in the coming weeks with the launch of Google's network.

Google plans to launch its new Starbucks network next month, and all 7000 stores in the United States are likely to do so, completing all the work within 18 months. "if the new network is ready, users will know," Google said. users will then be able to log in to the access point with the logo "Google Starbucks". "

Earlier this year, Google spent $600000 offering a two-year free WiFi service to parks and outdoor spaces in San Francisco. The company will continue to expand its fiber optic service, which was first launched in Kansas. Perhaps Google sells Starbucks coffee because many Starbucks stores will soon benefit from Google's gigabit fiber-optic communications network.

(responsible Editor:)