Free public Wi-Fi expanded

The municipal government has expanded i-Shanghai, the free public wireless Internet service, to 400 locations, according to the official microblog of Shanghai Municipal People's Government Saturday. The service provides users with two free hours of Wi-Fi access each day at public places around the city, including transportation hubs, pedestrian streets, parks, scenic spots and hospitals. Newly-added places include the Shanghai Zoo, Shanghai Library and Hongkou Football Stadium.

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