Category: Mobile Broadband
Ofcom announce the 4G auctions bidders
Ofcom have announced the seven companies who have put in bids for the 4G mobile auctions to take place at the beginning of 2013.
Need WiFi in London – head to London Square Mile
The City of London has offered free short term WiFi for a while now, but a new agreement means that the old 15 minute limit has vanished in a puff of smoke.
Ministry of Defence flooding market with spare spectrum
Has the Ministry of Defence just cost Ofcom millions of pounds by announcing its own spectrum auction?
4G coverage targets thrown into doubt
The money set aside to help improve mobile coverage may end up not achieving what was hoped.
EE 4G service landing in 17 more towns and cities
EE is expanding its coverage footprint with a total of 17 new towns and cities planned by March 2013.
Virgin Media WiFi could be part of Edinburgh super connected plan
Leeds and Bradford have led the way and it appears Virgin Media are keen to deliver their WiFi service in the city.
EE borrowing £350m to increase height of mobile masts
While 4G hardware can usually be easily retro-fitted to existing mobile masts, to get the best coverage new towers or changes to existing ones are needed.
Virgin Media WiFi emerges from the underworld
After the success of the free WiFi on the London Underground network, Virgin Media is now set to deliver WiFi to Bradford and Leeds city centres.
EE tariffs don’t survive long without changes
The 4G data tariffs over at EE have changed even though they were only announced only four weeks ago.
The Cloud settling at 100 stations where Greater Anglia operate
Travelers in the area that Greater Anglia operate will soon be able to save precious mobile data allowance, by using free WiFi at 100 stations.