London Underground offered free mobile network ahead of Olympics

Dawinderpal Sahota
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Chinese company Huawei offers installation as a gift from one host nation to another

London's underground system could have mobile connectivity in place for the 2012 Olympics. Chinese telecoms provider Huawei has offered to provide and install a mobile network free of charge. ...

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