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Average UK 4G Speed Is Under 15Mbps
The average 4G speed in the UK is now 14.7Mbps, according to a new research by Ofcom.
Dark Fibre Deal Inked Between CityFibre And EE And Three
CityFibre has announced a deal whereby it will provide dark fibre backhaul connections to mobile masts owned by operators EE and Three. The long-term national framework agreement was inked with both networks and their joint infrastructure venture, Mobile Broadband Network Limited. This will be the first UK deployment of dark fibre (cabling which has already...
EE Rated Highly As UK Network By Third Party
RootMetrics says EE came top in 90 out of 96 categories it tested it and its rivals in.
Government Launches Consultation To Improve Mobile Coverage
The UK government is considering legislative options that will enhance and improve coverage provided by mobile network providers.
London Commuters Least Impressed With O2 For Mobile Signal
O2 might have come off worst – using half-rate codecs for a third of its calls, no less – but the overall picture wasn’t rosy, either.
Ofcom Sets Out To Boost Mobile Internet Speeds By Holding new 4G Spectrum Auction
UK communications regulator Ofcom will auction two bands in late 2015, or early 2016. This should give carriers like O2, BT and Three the chance to compete with EE.
Ofcom Slaps Three With £250,000 Fine
Three was judged to have failed to follow the correct procedures relating to advising on escalating to alternative dispute resolution.
Trio Of UK Mobile Operators Offer Up Records To Police
Three of the four largest UK mobile service providers - Three, Vodafone and EE - have made customers’ call records available to the Police.
Use Data To Help Refugees, Says Swedish Telco
A Nordic telecommunications company has announced that it can transform unused mobile data into clean water, food and temporary lodging for refugees.
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