O2 and IT service provider 2e2 have created a joint venture called O2 Unify. It’s designed to provide IT and communications services to businesses, enabling organisations to outsource their entire ICT needs.
O2 Unify will launch on 2nd April with a portfolio of services including converged products along with Managed WAN, cloud data services and flexible working solutions
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Mark Bridge writes:
The RIM BlackBerry PlayBook. Embarrassment-in-waiting or soon-to-be-success in the increasingly crowded tablet market?
Just before Christmas I stuck my neck out and predicted the latter. But that’s not a position I’ve always held.
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T-Mobile UK has changed its mind on its mobile data policy. On Monday it announced that it would be reducing its 'Fair Use Policy' for mobile data usage to 500MB a month for all mobile phone customers from February.
However, it now says the changes will only be introduced to new and upgrading customers.
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The WML (Wireless Markup Language) version of the BBC Mobile website has been closed this week, bringing an end to the BBC's WAP presence after ten years.
The corporation says WML traffic has fallen from 20% of its mobile web usage two years ago to less than 1% today.
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Orange has launched a service called Pocket Landline that enables smaller businesses to have a fixed-line telephone number working on a mobile phone. It enables customers to have a location-specific number without the need for an office presence.
Pricing starts from £15+VAT per month.
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