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Articles tagged with: Usb Modem and Usb
Optus Launches PrePay Mobile Broadband Tariff
Australian mobile operator, Optus has launched a Pre-Paid wireless broadband tariff allowing customers to surf the internet for as much or as little as their budget allows - putting customers in control of their wireless broadband. more
Related Tags: sim-card, optus, wireless-broadband, Australia
UK Consumers Using More Communication Services - but Paying Less
People in the UK are spending more time using communications services than ever before - but paying less for them, according to the annual report from the UK's telecoms regulator, Ofcom. The report shows that in 2007 Brits spent an average of 7 hours and 9 minutes a day using an array of communications services - up by 6 minutes from 2002. This includes watching television, surfing the net, using mobiles, talking on a landline phone and listening to the radio. more
Related Tags: mobile-broadband, dongles, dongle, text-messages, climate-change, ofcom, landline, seven, modem, UK
Telecom New Zealand Full Year Profits Drop 15.5%
Telecom New Zealand has reported an annual profit of NZ$713 million (US$512 million), down 15.5 per cent from NZ$844 million (US$606 million) a year ago. The company reported though that revenue for the year was $5,673 million (US$4.07 billion), a 2% increase on the prior year, while expenses rose 5% to $3,782 million (US$2.7 billion), in part reflecting the costs of transformation and operational separation. This resulted in a 4% decline in EBITDA. more
Related Tags: roaming, wcdma, telecom-new-zealand, New Zealand
Hutchison 3G Italy Ordered to Suspend Debt Collection for 3G Data Charges
Hutchison 3G Italy has been ordered to suspend debt collection procedures against customers who are contesting their mobile data charges. The Italian Competition Authority issued the order after it launched an investigation to determine whether the operator had used unfair commercial practices regarding tariff plans for internet use. more
Related Tags: mobile-data, roaming, h3g, hutchison-3g, gprs, modem, Italy
European Fixed Line Broadband Providers in Fight to Protect Future Revenue
In the next 5 years fixed line broadband providers will go head to head with mobile operators (providing mobile broadband services via USB dongles) to capture 48 million new-to-broadband customers across Europe. Aggressive marketing and pricing strategies from mobile operators will significantly impact the fixed-line business; 17 million new customers will forgo fixed line broadband to sign up to the mobile broadband services and a further 9 million existing fixed line broadband customers will terminate their contracts to take advantage of the cheaper mobile broadband alternative. more
Related Tags: mobile-broadband, modem
Increasing Deployment of UMT at 900Mhz
The pace of commercialisation of UMTS 900 systems has quickened, according to a new Information Paper published by GSA, the Global mobile Suppliers Association. The report notes that for the same service offering and coverage, the number of base station sites in the 900 MHz band can be reduced by 60% compared to that needed for 2100 MHz, and reduce rollout time. more
Related Tags: asia-pacific, european-commission, wcdma, mts, hspa, 3, gsa, usb-modems, umts, hsdpa, pace, global-mobile, modems, seamless
Vodafone Tops UK Mobile Boradband Speed Tests
Vodafone UK is the most reliable and the fastest network for mobile broadband according to a survey conducted by LCC International, an independent wireless engineering company and paid for by Vodafone. more
Related Tags: orange, t-mobile, vodafone-uk, railway, airports, indoor, mobile-broadband-network, 02, UK
Swedish Mobile Network Revenues Exceed Fixed Telephony
Swedes are increasingly placing calls, surfing and sending text messages, which led to sharply increased traffic and increased revenues for mobile network operators in 2007. For the first time, total revenues from services in mobile networks exceed revenues from fixed telephony according to a report from the telecoms regulator, the National Post and Telecom Agency (PTS). more
Related Tags: sharp, text-messages, mobile-internet, post-and-telecom-agency, Sweden
Telstra Offers Free Laptop Computers to 3G Subscribers
Australia based operator, Telstra has launched a promotion offering a free laptop computer to customers who sign up for a HSDPA capable USB modem subscription. Several UK retail outlets have been running similar promotions for the past year. more
Related Tags: telstra, 3, hsdpa, laptop, modem, Australia
O2 UK Offers 3G USB Modem - With Wi-Fi Access
O2 UK has joined its rival operators and finally launched a USB based 3G modem, although their version will come with Wi-Fi connectivity included. The company is offering 3GB worth of included UK data usage on the O2 network & unlimited Wi-Fi every month through the 7,500 hotspots with their partner, The Cloud in the UK. more
Related Tags: wi-fi, o2, hotspots, modem, UK
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