O2UK has taken on 4000 business subs from Vodafone and Orange after winning a contract with Homeserve Plc, which is a home emergency provider. The Operator will run voice and data in a three year deal, which includes a VPN to help reduce call costs. Apparently O2’s coverage was a major factor in it’s win. I
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IntoMobile on 18th Aug 2008 (via feeds.feedburner.com)
More O2 contracts than Vodafone and Orange combinedO2 takes the lead with iPhone and Sim only strategyO2 added more contract customers between July and September 2008 than its two closest competitors (Orange and Vodafone) combined. In fact, O2 added 31,000
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MobileToday on 14th Nov 2008 (via mobiletoday.co.uk)
O2’s lead over rivals Orange and Vodafone extendsO2 is also a big player in home broadband, second only to SkyIt appears that O2 has shrugged aside the slowing mobile market, and wider problems in the economy, with a record third
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The first stage of implementation will see Orange UK and Vodafone UK share existing 2G and 3G mast sites,
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3Gcouk on 20th Mar 2008 (via 3g.co.uk)
O2 has been awarded a contract with Homeserve plc, they are a provider of home emergency services, and in gaining this award have taken 4000 business connections away from Vodafone and Orange. The contract will see O2 provide mobile data and voice services covering three years, and as part of the service O2 is to route
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PhonesReview on 20th Aug 2008 (via phonesreview.co.uk)
Vodafone, O2, T-Mobile, Orange and 3 - anyone who's anyone, then - have announced they've formed a working group to define common metrics and measurement processes for advertising on mobiles. The group will have a UK focus, producing a feasibility study to work out the best way to audit the performance of mobile ads across
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SMSTextNews on 13th Feb 2008 (via smstextnews.com)
Orange and Vodafone today outlined the next steps in their vision to deliver better quality mobile coverage to more people, in more places across the UK.
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CellPhonesZone on 26th Feb 2008 (via cellphoneszone.net)
Vodafone UK and Orange UK to begin sharing mobile mast sites in 2008 Read the full story here.
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MobileBurn on 20th Feb 2008 (via MobileBurn.com)
Orange and Vodafone outlined the next steps in their vision to deliver better quality mobile coverage to more people, in more places across the UK.
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3Gcouk on 20th Feb 2008 (via 3g.co.uk)
Found under: Samsung, Omnia, Vodafone, Smartphones, It was only yesterday that we told you how Orange UK is going to have the Samsung Omnia included in their offer. We also told you that Orange might be the exclusive carrier to bring the Omnia to UK subscribers. Well it appears it wont be that an exclusivity as Vodafone UK also has this smarphone displayed. Vodafones Support Site has the Samsung O...
Sony Ericsson finally came clean with that September 30 launch date for the XPERIA X1 this morning, and now the carrier situation is starting to resolve itself -- as previously hinted, Vodafone will launch the sleek WinMo slider in the UK, and both Voda and O2 will have it in Germany. O2 UK hasn't confirmed anything yet, and we still haven't heard from any carriers in the third launch co...
