November 2012

Coming soon...EE WiFi on the London Underground

Thanks to a new partnership with Virgin Media, Orange customers will soon be able to stay connected on the London Underground at no extra cost. Keep an eye out – we’ll have more details soon.

businesses get behind 4G for Britain

July 2012

4G: play your part in bringing it to the UK

We want to bring the benefits of 4G to UK customers. 4G will bring superfast mobile internet speeds to compatible smartphones, tablets and mobile broadband devices. We’ve already trialled 4G in Cornwall and Cumbria and are currently awaiting approval from our industry regulator Ofcom.

Do you want 4G now? Visit www.4gBritain.org.

smart signal sharing is complete

May 2012

smart signal sharing is complete

Orange and T-Mobile have completed the final stage of the ‘big switch-on’ for smart signal sharing. This means that when a customer’s device starts to lose Orange signal, it will automatically check whether the T-Mobile network has better coverage and seamlessly switch to that network.

If no 3G coverage is available, the device will seamlessly switch to 2G signal and will go back on to 3G when either network comes back into range – even if the customer is on a call or in the middle of downloading a web page.

we’ve started a new 4G trial in Cumbria

May 2012

we’ve started a new 4G trial in Cumbria

At the start of May, Orange and T-Mobile launched a new 4G trial in Cumbria. Local residents will get to experience the next generation of mobile network until July, when the trial ends. This trial will provide valuable information about the performance of 4G in rural areas.

businesses get behind 4G for Britain

May 2012

businesses get behind 4G for Britain

The new 4G Britain website has been attracting a lot of attention from the public and business communities. Just days after its launch, the website had received over 20,000 page views.

New official supporters of the site include Experian, Getty Images, Hotels.com, the New West End Company, Deezer and Velti. Plus, the #4GBritain conversation on Twitter has reached over four million people.

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