They will know where all their droids are at any time. Muahhahaha, etc.

Every Little Helps!

Mine is the one with the blue and white stripped mobile in the pocket...

I'd have thought their plans would extend further than that, particularly with the Tesco Mobile customers (who are normally on O2, since it's a joint venture with O2). I'd like to see nanocells, too: T-Mobile offer these in the US now (pay $10/month and get a base station in your house, with unlimited calls using your mobile at home), why can't we have that here?

For that matter, if C&W have this license now, why haven't they done anything (that we've heard of) yet?

All the back-bone of Wireless is BT. My recently installed Vodafone mast near me, is connected to a 2Mb ISDN 30 line! BT still wins!

With the hundreds of stores littered around the UK, you'd thought Tesco would have looked into setting up it's own mobile masts and buying a chunk of the spectrum. Now that would be interesting for the consumer...

I thought they were just wireless routers - you had to buy a phone with WiFi connectivity to use the 'use your cellphone at home' plans.

the cells in your house are FemtoCells and are just coming on to the market, they use your ADSL line as backhaul and use standard 2G/3G radio but adapt the transmission power so the footprint matches the size of your house.

That theres no real pricing at the moment for these in-home-cells in the UK atm :(