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BT and its mobile arm EE have unveiled two new initiatives to reduce the impact of fraud on its mobile customers. -
EE says it is expecting its busiest-ever sporting weekend for data consumption.
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BT Group has announced a narrowband internet of things (NB-IOT) network, which it says is set to pave the way for more UK smart cities and industries.
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Kester Mann, director of consumer and connectivity at CCS Insight has predicted a busy start for incoming BT CEO Allison Kirkby as she prepares to take the reigns from Phillip Jansen next week.
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EE has hit its target for expanded 4G coverage six months ahead of a June 2024 deadline.
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EE’s venture into gaming consoles and other electronics is an evolution in its strategy, rather than a major shift in direction, Kester Mann, director of consumer and connectivity at CCS Insight says.
Forthcoming events
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BT has announced the launch of the UK’s first drone SIM in a first for the UK market.
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EE confirms the successful deployment of over 600 street-level mobile sites (small cells), across the UK.
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EE will bring 4G connectivity to a further 1,500 remote countryside communities across the UK, including Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands.
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Microsoft has signed a yet another 10-year deal, this time with EE to deliver cloud gaming services to a greater range of users.
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Hiya, a voice security company has signed an agreement with BT Group to provide a call protection service for BT and EE users.
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EE has teamed with BAI Communications 4G mobile coverage to a new wave of London Underground stations.
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EE and Freshwave have partnered to enhance 4G and 5G coverage along Queen Victoria Street after a “first-of-its-kind” mobile infrastructure pilot was completed by both firms.
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EE has built or upgraded over 500 4G sites across the UK since December 2021, the operator has announced.
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BT has announced that it will bring EE mobile connectivity to the wholesale market.
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EE is deploying Ericsson’s latest ultra-lightweight radio technology which will deliver improved 5G efficiency across its network.
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Tango Networks has partnered with BT to use the EE network as it looks to deliver MVNO business mobile services in the UK.
