Unwired's fledgling Melbourne network is taking flight with another four towers going online, significantly increasing the company's coverage of the southern capital.

The carrier's network now covers more than a quarter of a million Melbourne homes with residents in Kew, Balwyn, Hawthorn, Brunswick and all parts of North East and North Melbourne including Essendon, Ivanhoe, Canterbury and Caulfield, now able to get online (or offline?) using the wireless broadband service.

BigAir Group Limited Chief Executive Officer Jason Ashton said, "We are strong believers in the Unwired wireless broadband technology and this agreement reaffirms our commitment to a technology we believe to be one of the most advanced and cost-efficient wireless technologies available in the world."

"Opening up the Melbourne market for BigAir to sell Unwired PC cards and desktops is also expected to improve subscriber growth for BigAir," he said.

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