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Articles tagged with: O2 Uk
The High Court Dispute between EasyAir Limited (trading as OpenAir) and O2 UK has been settled amicably. Both companies were sueing each other - EasyAir were claiming that O2 had overcharged for services and O2 was seeking to reclaim apparent debts on their accounts. EasyAir is a reseller of airtime on the O2 network. more
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O2 rationalising its network backbone
O2 UK is deploying a Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) network backbone based on Cisco 12000 Series Routers to streamline the efficiency of its operations and continue its advance in the field of data-centric services. O2 UK currently runs several IP networks to manage systems such as billing, WAP and the Company intranet. All of these could potentially be transported over a single, unifying MPLS backbone. more
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The UK's largest food supermarket chain, Tesco and the GSM network, O2 are creating a new 50:50 joint venture MVNO, Tesco Mobile. The new company will sell exclusively Tesco branded mobile services in Tesco stores across the UK, using O2's technology and network, and is expected to grow towards two million customers. more
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O2 to run GPRS based video trials
O2 is about to conduct a mobile video trial with its UK's customers using its existing GPRS network to help create a mobile video service planned for launch later this year. O2 has selected 350 of its customers to take part in the trial that will begin at the end of this month. more
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MMS interconnection for most of the UK networks
mmO2 has announced plans for MMS interconnect with Orange and T-Mobile in the UK. Vodafone was notable for not offering MMS interconnection at the same time, although mmO2 said it was still in talks with other un-named operators. O2 Germany customers have had interconnect with both T-Mobile and Vodafone from December 2002. more
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UK to cut mobile termination charges
The UK's telecoms regulator and Competition Commission is to order the country's mobile phone networks to cut their incoming termination charge, in a move that has been roundly criticised by the networks. Oftel says that consumers would save US$307 million each year to 2006 in calls from fixed to mobile phones as a result of a 15% cut in termination rates by July, with further cuts proposed over the following two years. more
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o2 to increase their SMS capacity
Logica has signed an agreement with O2 Germany, O2 Ireland and O2 UK to extend the capacity of SMS services on all three networks. This is a sign that )2 is using its bulk buying capacity to order products for all its networks simultaneously. more
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ECtel has signed a frame agreement with O2 UK for the license of its fraud prevention solutions. The frame agreement is applicable to the entire mm02 group of companies. more
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