T-Mobile goes 3G in UK
But don't mention the calls
Posted in Mobile, 17th February 2004 11:00 GMT
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Mobile network T-Mobile has switched on its 3G network – but don't expect to see people making video phone calls anytime soon.
T-Mobile already has 3G networks up and running in Austria and Germany – but customers are not able to use phones yet and the network is only accessible via a laptop.
Vodafone switched its network on last week and is also offering only data services. It will not be offering 3G phones until October.
Only 3 is offering actual telephone services rather than just data.
There are currently very few 3G phone models available. Major manufacturers have handsets due for launch in the next few months. ®
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