As per results revealed by a new survey, the UK is heading the Wi-Fi explosion across the world and Wi-Fi hotspots are all ready to increase to a gigantic number of 21 million in the course of the next three years.

The methods that people follow to utilize Wi-Fi alters with the growth in Wi-Fi hotspots. Email would constitute 26 percent of people’s activity online when they are out of their home, and social networking and surfing the web would represent 20 and 19 percent respectively.

These results are revealed as all present BT Fon and BT Openzone Wi-Fi facilities have been renamed BT Wi-Fi, thereby making things simpler for a person to locate a Wi-Fi hub and avail access to the Internet when they are out of their homes and travelling utilizing their mobile devices like tablets, smartphones or laptops.

BT sated that they were the premier providers to offer Wi-Fi in the country and that they currently had over 475,000 hubs in London, 30,000 in Birmingham 24,000 in Edinburgh, approximately 21,000 in Sheffield and Manchester, and over 13,000 in Liverpool, Brighton, Cardiff and Bristol.

A whopping number of 21,000 residents log on to BT Wi-Fi especially in the busy hours and each minute during the busy hours and over 21,000 Wi-Fi minutes were utilized in the course of the past three months on BT Wi-Fi.

Bt Wi-Fi hubs could be located in homes, individual business firms, famous brands like Hiltons, Thistle, Starbucks, Welcome Break and RoadChef service stations, lounges of the SkyTeam Airport, American Airlines, Menzies Hotels as well as at network railway stations.

People were advised to watch out for BT Wi-Fi hubs as and when they were being provided throughout the UK in the coming couple of months.

The survey was carried out by Informa Telecoms & Media among a total number of private as well as public hubs across the world.