Category: Mobile Broadband

The issue of what are moderate restrictions for an unlimited service is back in the news as T-Mobile with its Full Monty plan is told to change its advertising.

EE which was the first mobile provider to roll-out 4G in the UK by re-using spectrum ahead of the 4G auction is looking to boost speeds and hopefully customer numbers.

The UK public has embraced the Internet and its access to information so much, that it seems millions of us are logging on daily to a WiFi hotspot.

Residents and businesses in the Northern Fells area of Cumbria will soon have access to 4G services well ahead of much of the UK.

The 4G auctions have been completed and the successful bidders have been granted their licenses to allow them to start deploying 4G services.

One of the aspects of superconnected city strategy is ubiquotous access to wireless broadband, be that 3G, 4G or Wi-Fi, it seems the Wi-Fi element may be coming to you soon.

With the four well known mobile operators all winning blocks of spectrum and BT (under the name Niche Spectrum) the stage is now set for the rush to launch products.

While the existing EE 4G plans are distinct from their old 3G it seems three is going the simpler route of planning to allow all existing and new customers access to their network.

The 4G auction may be underway but Ofcom is only just now consulting on changes to allow spectrum holders to run 4G on existing 3G spectrum.

As the 4G spectrum bidding gets under way it seems EE is attempting to re-position its 4G tariffs.