Absolute Gadget

Only a short time since plans were announced, T-Mobile has developed the new Wi-Fi Hub, allowing up to three broadband users to connect to the internet at any one time, via a dongle. Although Three mobile have also released similar plans, T-Mobile are the only vendor with a finished product.

The innovative idea offers users with a fresh opportunity despite any initial teething problems that a three-way connection may bring.

Although a date for the release has not been set, it is believed that it will be free of charge with T-Mobile on a £20 a month contract. The Hub will also be available for purchase, retailing at £100.

The tidy solution to landline hitches, with a straightforward connection for the USB modem, as well as a built in Ethernet port for devices without Wi-Fi built in.

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