Comments on: Google cuts Android tethering app loose http://www.telecoms.com/10020/google-cuts-android-tethering-app-loose/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=google-cuts-android-tethering-app-loose telecoms.com is the leading provider of global news, comment and analysis for the telecommunications industry Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:52:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.6 By: cat http://www.telecoms.com/10020/google-cuts-android-tethering-app-loose/comment-page-1/#comment-760 cat Mon, 06 Apr 2009 11:35:50 +0000 http://www.telecoms.com/?p=10020#comment-760 Well, T-Mobile thinks and behaves like they were a single Monopolist (e.g. Etisalat in many Asian and Middle Eastern Countries) and had a chance to improve by spying on people, censorship and lasts but not least trying to kill VoIP and similar innovations. Former monopolist Mobilkom Austria (A1) however, seems to have learned better and puts efforts into technologies like Nanocells. They also were among the first to allow VoIP. Time will tell, but as even in China more than one vendor exists, T-Mobile is just constantly biting the hand that feeds it (or used to carry its handsets ;-) Well, T-Mobile thinks and behaves like they were a single Monopolist (e.g. Etisalat in many Asian and Middle Eastern Countries) and had a chance to improve by spying on people, censorship and lasts but not least trying to kill VoIP and similar innovations.

Former monopolist Mobilkom Austria (A1) however, seems to have learned better and puts efforts into technologies like Nanocells. They also were among the first to allow VoIP. Time will tell, but as even in China more than one vendor exists, T-Mobile is just constantly biting the hand that feeds it (or used to carry its handsets ;-)

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