By Michael Eboh
ZOOMmobile has announced the launch of ‘BOLT’ – BOLT an ultra-fast high speed broadband Internet package powered by EV-DO technology throughout the city of Lagos.
The service provider in a statement said “ZOOMmobile continues its leadership in the up-scale Internet market with turbo-charged wireless technology that enables high speed broadband connectivityâ€.
The chief strategy officer, ZOOMmobile Mr Usman Amodu-Shuaibu explained that “EV-DO surpasses most wireless technology as it comes with valuable benefits for a variety of applicationsâ€.
According to him, “BOLT†is targeted at enhancing the digital lifestyles of Nigerians because life will just get more productive for those who want high-speed broadband Internet at any place or time. As a result, streaming video, faster file downloads and uploads and superfast web browsing are no longer just home, office or cyber café benefits.
ZOOMmobile “BOLT†customers can now enjoy blazing fast mobile broadband experience across Lagos metropolis whether they are working at a remote location, waiting to catch their flight at the airport, between classes on campus, relaxing in the park, sitting at a favorite eatery or as passengers in BRT (Lagos Public Transport)- all for just N15,000 per month-a premium over current ZOOMmobile “Breeze†mobile data plans.
Mr Amodu who is also the spokesperson of the company further said “ ZOOMmobile has a significant headstart in Internet connectivity and we are now best positioned to leverage our ownership of a national spectrum and growing national coverage to help businesses, government agencies and educational institutions increase their capabilities, enhance productivity and reduce costsâ€.
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