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BodMaster
10-03-2012, 12:52 PM
EE - Everything Everywhere

Nows the time to love the fact we live in the UK! ;)

So happy to see that T-Mobile and Orange are finally merging into EE network near me. (Not just support for out of coverage areas, when I can't find a T-Moblie connection)

By the end of the year will be running 4GEE with speeds up to 8-12mbps on my phone, and 60+ mbps on Fibre broadband. (Depending on Price Plan even faster speeds)

http://www.ee.co.uk

www.everythingeverywhere.co.uk


Posted 3 October 2012 / 4G, Corporate

“We are delighted to announce that the official launch of our new customer brand, EE, offering the UK’s first superfast mobile 4G and fibre broadband service, will take place on the 30th October 2012. This is a significant milestone for the United Kingdom, and for the people and businesses of our country who will now be able to enjoy the huge advantages of superfast 4G technology for the first time. We are very proud to be pioneering, innovating and leading our industry in launching 4G for our nation through our new EE brand.”



1. EE will be releasing invitations to a press event shortly to announce full details of its new brand and exciting new superfast services.

2. EE will be the first brand in the country to offer a mobile 4G LTE service, the pioneering new technology that offers superfast mobile internet at speeds typically five times faster than 3G speeds today.

3. EE will launch 4G in ten cities on the 30th October, and will cover 16 cities – a third of the UK population – by the end of the year. Customers on the EE brand will also have access to the biggest and best 3G network in the UK. Further towns, cities and rural areas, will follow rapidly with coverage to reach 98% by 2014.

4. 4G technology provides indoor and outdoor coverage for superfast web browsing.

5. EE’s 4G services will be available on a number of exciting handsets including the iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy SIII LTE, Nokia Lumia 920, Nokia Lumia 820, HTC One XL and the Huawei Ascend P1 LTE.

dreenise
10-03-2012, 01:11 PM
Shame I don't live in one of the test cities. Closest to me will be Bristol.

At least I've got the S3 ready to upgrade as soon as it's available to me :)

Mitchturbo
10-03-2012, 01:27 PM
It's interesting!
I wonder how much they will bump the data connection prices though?
Hmmm food for thought ;-)

BodMaster
10-03-2012, 01:31 PM
I live pretty much down the road from one of the test cities being Cardiff, with my S3 (on T-Mobile) ready too ;) (Can't wait only end of the month for tests)

BodMaster
10-03-2012, 01:35 PM
It's interesting!
I wonder how much they will bump the data connection prices though?
Hmmm food for thought ;-)

I couldn't see it being that high tbf, in doing so they would be "pushing" people away rather than "Inviting".

Either way I pay £36 for 2000 min, unlimited text and internet (H+) atm.

Growwle
10-03-2012, 01:36 PM
I hope your data rates are more generous than here in the states. De-regulation has driven our prices up dramatically.

BodMaster
10-03-2012, 02:03 PM
Last month I used up 15GB on my unlimited data plan, month before 8GB, never paid a penny more. (Direct debit saves £3 and get full insurance)

dreenise
10-03-2012, 02:16 PM
I live pretty much down the road from one of the test cities being Cardiff, with my S3 (on T-Mobile) ready too ;) (Can't wait only end of the month for tests)

I live in Swindon which isn't too far from bristol. And I'm on T-Mobile too!!!

Growwle
10-03-2012, 02:19 PM
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Nice, time to get a job in the UK, lol.

BodMaster
10-03-2012, 07:38 PM
I live in Swindon which isn't too far from bristol. And I'm on T-Mobile too!!!

Nice! Been meaning to try out the night life down Bristol, only time I have been is for shopping or the zoo lol.


Nice, time to get a job in the UK, lol.

Lmao! Just checked 24th - 3rd 9.69GB used xD (Can change the limit, just for personal use keep it at 15GB)

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