Examples of BT Cellnet in a sentence
Vodafone introduced such differentials in 1998 and BT Cellnet in 1999.
GSM 900 operators were granted licences in July 1992 (Vodafone and BT Cellnet).
London Borough of Islington’s investment represents 3.2% of the total fund.
It was decided that new entrants would require access to the existing 2G networks of Vodafone and BT Cellnet in order to succeed.
BT Cellnet merged with mmO2 and the company’s name changed to O2 UK.
Results are not yet available, but the details of the program are as follows: • Ten industry partners have joined ECTEL- Alcatel, BT Cellnet, Ericsson, Motorola, Nokia, Orange, One 2 One, Panasonic, Philips and Vodafone;• Research suggests that there are over 14 million cellular phone users in the UK, and that half the population will own one by 2002.
In 2002, its mobile penetration rate was 84%, which was higher than the EU average of 78% and the average global penetration (19%).8 Since the U.K. had a large base of cellular subscribers, experts expected that the U.K. would have great potential for success in the mobile data market.There were at one time four mobile operators in the U.K.: Vodafone, BT Cellnet, Orange and One2One.
The problem was also highlighted by network operators like the UK’s BT Cellnet: “…small screen display is another issue that could dampen user enthusiasm” [6].The negativity to small screens seems a little uninformed.
In addition, depending upon whether phone mast companies are held to be “functional public authorities” (on which point see above), it may be that phone mast companies, including BT Cellnet, would also be subject to the effect of Article 2 of the ECHR.
Ofcom is currently considering responses to its consultation and the next steps but is broadly committed to a market-based approach through auctions for this spectrum.• the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz bands are allocated to GSM, four licences being awarded to Vodafone, BT Cellnet (nowO2), Orange and One2One (now T-Mobile) between 1992 and 1994 with no expiry date.