Hot on the heels of Orange’s Mobile WiFi device arriving in the UK, its partner T-Mobile has launched its own mobile WiFi product. It’s called the T-Mobile Wireless Pointer and is free on a two-year £15 per month contract.
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Orange is the latest network to start offering a Mobile WiFi product. It's offering a branded version of the Novatel Wireless MiFi 3352; a new device with support for applications that can be viewed from any connected laptop or tablet.
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In this week's edition of The Fonecast we're talking about Apple's appearance in the 'top five' manufacturer list, protesters at Vodafone stores and a trial of WiFi service on the London Underground. We also chat to Steve Townend, co-founder of mobile banking service MoBank, about the ways his company has developed since launching last year.
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Mark Bridge writes:
I like hotels. Free biscuits in your room and all the portions of UHT milk you can drink. But the phone calls... that's a different story.
Dearie me, you're paying for that hospitality tray when you pick up the phone.
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London Underground and BT are launching a six-month trial of WiFi service at London's Charing Cross tube station. The service, which will be available from 1st November, uses the BT Openzone service. It'll be chargeable, although around 5 million BT broadband customers and BT Openzone customers are eligible to use the service without paying any extra. Live Transport for London service updates will be available to all WiFi users.
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