Articles tagged with: Yougov
T-Mobile tops mobile broadband survey two quarters in a row
T-Mobile UK says that its Mobile Broadband service has been rated highest in more categories than any other mobile network operator in an independent yougov survey of 2,083 mobile broadband users. This latest survey also reveals T-Mobile's Mobile Broadband network coverage is most highly rated by consumers, a reflection of the investment T-Mobile has made in this area. The poll also found T-Mobile was best in a range of customer-centric categories, including getting connected, ease of use and installation, billing and was ranked joint first for customer services. more
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Orange UK Cuts Mobile Data Download Costs
Orange UK has sharply reduced the cost of its basic mobile data package - which the network operator says is aimed at small business users. The current tariffs of £5.00 for 10MB and £6.38 for 250MB have been swept away with a single £4.25 tariff which offers 500MB of data downloads. more
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T-Mobile UK Tops Mobile Broadband Survey
T-Mobile's UK Mobile Broadband service has topped an independent yougov survey of 1,958 respondents that have mobile broadband. Conducted in January 2009, the results rank T-Mobile first in nine of 13 categories that include critical assessment factors such as reliability, speed, network coverage, connectivity and value for money. more
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Graduates missing a trick by not including mobile communication skills on CVs
Research commissioned by T-Mobile UK has revealed that most graduates possess strong mobile communication skills which are of considerable value to SMEs, and yet many are omitting this information from their CVs. more
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Men on a Romantic Date Hate Competition from a Woman's Mobile Phone
Paying more attention to your mobile phone than to your opposite number on a first date is one of the best ways for a woman to ensure there won't be a second date, suggests a poll of single Brits. Men are over four times as likely as women to name such behaviour their biggest turn-off on a first date -- according to a poll of 541 singletons conducted by yougov on behalf of Craigslist, the free classified ads website. more
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Nearly Half of Brits Would Switch Operators to Avoid SMS Spam
Research commissioned by anti-spam firm, Cloudmark has shown that 66% of UK mobile phone users have been victims of spam, with the number of 18 to 24 year olds targeted as high as 75% - the highest percentage of any age category. more
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Majority of UK Businesses Can't Control International Mobile Calling Costs
T-Mobile UK has published research which reveals 60 percent of small business senior decision makers spend a minimum of five hours a week out of the office - the equivalent of 32.5 working days a year. When combined with the average UK holiday entitlement of 25 days, small business directors and managers are potentially out of contact for over two months each year - hampering their teamsÃ' ability to get quick decisions when required. more
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Mobile Phones Are Still for Calls and Texts Only - Report
Despite heavy investment in mobile phone development and services, the majority of UK consumers continue to use their mobile phones for calls and texts only, a new survey reveals. The research, commissioned by mobile interaction management firm, SNAPin Software found that as many as 60 percent of UK mobile users exclusively call and text from their mobile phones. more
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PrePay Top-Ups via Cashpoint Machines Increasingly Popular
Young people are almost as dependent on their mobile phones as they are on cash. According to new research commissioned by the UK based cashpoint (ATM) provider, LINK these are the two items that 18 to 24 year olds see as basic necessities. more
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Telecoms Providers Top Customer Complaints League
A new consumer experience study of 2,800 British consumers conducted by yougov and commissioned by RightNow Technologies reveals the general public's growing intolerance of poor customer experiences provided by organisations in Britain. Sixty-nine percent of adults polled had complained to a company and more than three-quarters (79%) of these indicated they had complained about their treatment between one and five times in the past 12 months. more
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