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Christmas stockings give IT managers a headache
47% of IT Managers expect a surge in new mobile handheld devices in the workplace in January, says research
According to new research commissioned by O2, UK IT Manager's will face a drawn out hangover on January
O2 confirms it will launch i-mode services
After much will-they won't-they the operator has announced it will launch i-mode services in its UK, German and Irish territories.
Cognito teams up with O2 for managed data services
O2 Xda II and GPRS network provide platform of choice for wireless managed service provider
Today, O2 is announcing a strategic partnership with Cognito allowing UK business to benefit from a combined expertise in wireless data. As part
02 Introduces 3G Data Card Package
O2’s makes its official entry to the 3G market today with the availability of its 3G/GPRS/WLAN PC data card package. The launch makes O2 the final UK operator to offer some kind of commercially available 3G service, but
RIM and O2 introduce Blackberry 7290 in Europe
"Available soon" in the UK, Germany and Ireland
Research In Motion and O2 today introduced the new BlackBerry 7290 Wireless Handheld for mobile professionals in Europe. The Java-based BlackBerry 7290 builds upon the popular BlackBerry experience with new
ntl and O2 to trial multi-channel TV to mobiles
ntl’s Broadcast division and O2 have announced the UK’s first usability trial of multi-channel television to mobile phones, beginning in spring 2005. From nine broadcast transmitters covering 120 square km around Oxford, the trial will see 500 O2
O2 will bring out follow-up to XDAII
Having secured over a third of the UK’s wireless handheld market with the Xda II, O2 today announced its intention to introduce the Xda IIs. This new device will include new enhancements to the integrated PDA and mobile
UK small business not getting the mobile message
O2 survey reveals UK small businesses failing to mobilise
The UK’s small business sector (employing between 1 - 99 employees) are predicted to invest £7.3 billion in mobile technologies in 2004, but are failing to use this