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O2 UK outsources corporate long number SMS reception to TynTec

TynTec provides O2 UK with managed long number SMS reception offering for corporate customers

Carrier-grade messaging operator TynTec has announced a deal with O2 UK to provide a managed SMS reception service.  Under the deal, TynTec will provide

O2 launches uiOne handset

First European operator to use Qualcomm's user interface product

Qualcomm today announced the availability of the first handset in Europe based on QUALCOMM’s uiOne™ solution. The O2 Ice handset is available from O2, a leading provider of mobile

O2 Germany moves further into FMC

Czech properties rebranded alongside IPTV launch

O2 Germany today launched integrated mobile and fixed DSL broadband services aimed at individuals, families and small businesses. From the end of October 2006, customers will be able to choose from three

O2 launches LG clamshell for i-mode

LG Mobile (LG) announces the arrival of the slender, black LG L343i clamshell. Featuring the i-mode service exclusive to O2, the LG L343i allows instant access to the internet at the touch of a button.
 

O2 tests out UMTS at 900MHz

One day all 2G spectrum will be 3G, CTO says

O2 is trialling UMTS technology at the 900MHz frequency currently used by GSM operators to carry 2G services. The trials, which are taking place on the operator's Isle

O2 and Puzzler Media launch a new genre of mobile entertainment

O2 and Puzzler Media, the world's largest puzzle content provider, are claiming to have launched a new genre of mobile entertainment: Europe's first and most comprehensive selection of mobile puzzles.

O2 announces second quarter results

800,000 customers added; UK leads the way in new subscriber growth

O2 has released details of its second quarter results, with subscriber growth reported across all four of its main European markets.

The UK market was the most fruitful for

O2 re-launches corporate strategy

Aims to 'challenge status quo' and grow market share

O2 has announced that it has re-launched its corporate strategy in an effort to "meet the challenge of UK corporates’ changing mobile needs".  According to O2, its new approach