T-Mobile USA facing NFC patent infringement allegations from On Track Innovations
March 28, 2012 Written by Dawinderpal Sahota
T-Mobile USA facing NFC patent infringement allegations from On Track Innovations
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T-Mobile USA cuts 900 more jobs
May 16, 2012 Written by James Middleton
Deutsche Telecom’s US mobile operation, T-Mobile USA, is to cut a further 900 jobs, following the unit’s failed $39bn purchase by AT&T late last year. The latest cuts come on top of around 1,900 job losses announced earlier this year.
Everything Everywhere rues impact of MTR cuts
May 3, 2012 Written by Dawinderpal Sahota
Everything Everywhere, the company formed by the merger of Orange and T-Mobile in the UK, has posted a drop in service revenue of 2.5 per cent to reach £1.5bn in its first quarter earnings statement.
Magyar launches LTE in Hungary
January 3, 2012 Written by Dawinderpal Sahota
T-Mobile’s Hungarian subsidiary Magyar Telekom has become the first operator to offer a 4G-LTE mobile broadband service in the country. The service was launched across ten districts of Budapest after the operator carried out a three-month extended network testing phase, involving over a hundred personal and business users.
Everything Everywhere announces £1.5bn network investment
December 8, 2011 Written by Mike Hibberd
UK communications firm Everything Everywhere, which owns and operates the British Orange and T-Mobile brands, has announced that it is to invest £1.5bn ($2.4bn) in a three-year network evolution programme. The project will accelerate the integration of the Orange and T-Mobile networks and ready them for LTE through the “implementation of 4G-ready technology following successful trials,” the firm said.
Tags; Everything Everywhere, LTE, network sharing, Orange, T-Mobile, UK, Networks, News & Analysis, Operator
AT&T/T-Mobile merger “not of public interest” says FCC
November 23, 2011 Written by Dawinderpal Sahota
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has said that AT&T must face an extra review next year, putting a significant hurdle in the way of its planned merger with T-Mobile USA.
Verizon has no objections to AT&T/T-Mobile merger
November 21, 2011 Written by Benny Har-Even
Leading US Carrier Verizon Wireless has no concerns over the proposed merger of AT&T and T-Mobile USA, as long as it does not result in increased industry regulation. The company’s CFO Fran Shammo made the revelation to a Morgan Stanley conference in Spain last week,
US politicians ask Obama to approve AT&T/T-Mobile merger
September 19, 2011 Written by Dawinderpal Sahota
US President Barack Obama has received a letter from 15 lawmakers calling for his administration to approve the merger between AT&T and T-Mobile. The letter, put forward by member of congress Heath Shuler and 14 other Democrats, said that the proposed merger of AT&T and T-Mobile USA would help solve America’s jobs crisis by reducing unemployment, encourage private investment and promote new and innovative technologies that will drive job creation.
Tags; M&A, merger and acquisition, Obama, T-Mobile, US, AT&T, Americas, Networks, News & Analysis, Operator, Telefonica
One third of Dutch mobile subs are MVNO customers
August 5, 2011 Written by Mike Hibberd
Almost one third of mobile subscribers in the Netherlands are customers of virtual operators, according to a report published this week by Dutch analyst house Telecom Paper. The total number of MVNO subs in the market has now hit 6.6 million, or 32.8 per cent of the total subscriber base, the analyst said.
Tags; Kpn, Lebara, Lycamobile, MVNO, Netherlands, Simpel, T-Mobile, Telecom Paper, vodafone, Europe, Network sharing, Networks, News & Analysis, Operator
Deutsche Telekom takes a hit in the first half
August 4, 2011 Written by James Middleton
German carrier Deutsche Telekom reported a significant drop in net profit for the first half of 2011, from €1.2bn a year ago to €828m this year. Revenues were on the slide as well from €31bn in H1 2010 to €29bn in H1 2011.
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