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A survey enabling consumers to compare the regional
performance of mobile phone networks has been published
by Oftel. The full results and details of the survey can
be found at
Oftel's website. The operators carry out their own
drive round surveys making test calls on the basis of a
common survey specification. The survey methodology used
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Company History
Vodafone made the first UK mobile call on 1st January,
1985. In their first 15 years, Vodafone have become the
largest company in Europe by market capitalisation and
the largest telecommunications company of its kind
globally. They have a customer base of over 95 million
and interests in network operators across 28 countries.
Technology
Currently using mainly GSM900 but also some GSM1800
technology and has recently launched GPRS services.
Planning for UMTS launch in second half of 2002
Latest Press Release
For latest product updates visit Vodafone's
website at:
www.vodafone.co.uk |
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Company History
O2 (Cellnet) launched in January 1985, in the first year
25,000 customers joined the Cellnet network. For the
first time in 1988, Cellnet connected 100,00 customers
in a year. In 1992 Cellnet launched the UK market's
first consumer tariff package. In 1994 Cellnet achieved
one million customers. Cellnet launched GSM Digital
service and launched the UK's first mobile two-way
digital fax and data service.
Technology
Currently using mainly GSM900 but also some GSM1800
technology. In Aprill 2001 they launched consumer GPRS
service . Planning to launch UMTS services in the near
future.
BT3G Mobile Internet Website
Download 3G Interactive Demos from BT3G
Latest Press Release
For latest product updates visit Cellnet's website
at:
www.O2.co.uk |
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Company History
T-Mobile (One2One) was launched on 7th September 1993 -
the UK's first fully digital mobile communications
network. Today over 9 million people use the One 2 One
network. The network covers over 99% of the UK
population and handles around 260 million calls a week.
T-Mobile (UK) is part of T-Mobile International, the
wireless division of Deutsche Telekom, the fourth
largest telecommunications company worldwide. The
company changed it's name from On2One to T-Mobile on 18
April 2002.
Technology
Currently using GSM1800 Technology and is soon to be
launching GPRS. Planning to launch UMTS services in the
near future.
Technical information from T-Mobile
Latest Press Release
For latest product updates visit T-Mobiles's
website:
www.t-mobile.co.uk |
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Company History
Orange launched in April 1994 into the UK mobile
communications market with a simple vision. A vision for
a brighter future, where people can communicate
wherever, whenever and however they wish. Orange has
over 12 million customers in the UK and over 30 million
customers worldwide. The company has interests in 20
countries worldwide, including 13 countries in Europe.
Technology
Currently using GSM1800 technology and is soon to be
launching GPRS. Planning for UMTS Launch in the near
future.
Multimedia services from Orange
Latest Press Release
For latest product update visit Oranges's website
at:
www.orange.co.uk |
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Company History
3 (Hutchison 3G), a mobile multimedia company which aims
to make communication simpler, faster and more
enjoyable. It is co-owned by Hutchison Whampoa, KPN
Mobile from the Netherlands and NTT DoCoMo, Japan's
largest mobile phone company. Hutchinson 3G, one of five
companies awarded licences by the UK Government in May
2000 to run 3rd generation mobile phone services. The
company is focused solely on 3G services.
Technology
Launched UK 's first UMTS network in March 2003. See
the extent of their coverage by visiting
http://www.three.co.uk/three/coverage/coverageChecker.do
Latest Press Release
For latest updates visit 3's website at:
www.three.co.uk |
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