XcelMobility Inc., an online lottery service provider in China, has announced a new Wi-Fi networking platform called Afterburner. Users will have quick access to its online lottery and advertising portal.
Afterburner will become a national network with Wi-Fi nodes added to lottery and phone card kiosks across China.
China is filled with over 1,000,000 lottery outlets each with potential for the installation of Afterburner. Devices may be installed in kiosks for free offering owners numerous benefits including:
Offering customers a free Wi-Fi service at the kiosk thus increasing traffic;
Providing an easy and convenient access for lottery and other personal products;
The ability to sell new products and services offered over the Afterburner network;
Sharing in online advertising revenues.
XcelMobility's CEO Ryan Ge said, "Afterburner positions us well to take advantage of the 85 Billion Yuan mobile internet lottery segment that grew at over 100 percent in 2014."
According to Ge, Afterburner will allow the company to connect with more than 1 billion Chinese mobile users. The service is still in the testing phase and is expected to become available later in the year.
Afterburner will become a national network with Wi-Fi nodes added to lottery and phone card kiosks across China.
China is filled with over 1,000,000 lottery outlets each with potential for the installation of Afterburner. Devices may be installed in kiosks for free offering owners numerous benefits including:
Offering customers a free Wi-Fi service at the kiosk thus increasing traffic;
Providing an easy and convenient access for lottery and other personal products;
The ability to sell new products and services offered over the Afterburner network;
Sharing in online advertising revenues.
XcelMobility's CEO Ryan Ge said, "Afterburner positions us well to take advantage of the 85 Billion Yuan mobile internet lottery segment that grew at over 100 percent in 2014."
According to Ge, Afterburner will allow the company to connect with more than 1 billion Chinese mobile users. The service is still in the testing phase and is expected to become available later in the year.
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