Millions of commuters and visitors to London will be able to get online at Tube stations and find their way around the capital with up-to-the-minute TfL travel information, access social media whilst they wait for their next train on the station platform or browse the web to discover the very best London has to offer this summer.

ENGADGET: Virgin Media names the first 80 tube stations to get WiFi hotspots

Virgin Media will also launch a Pay As You Go (PAYG) service in early 2013, with daily, weekly and monthly passes4, giving Tube passengers a range of options about how to get online underground.

ENGADGET: PSA: Virgin Media extends London Underground WiFi again, aims for 120 stations by early 2013