Yesterday saw the launch of the first 4G mobile network by EE ,
the owner of TMobile and Orange, a full six months before other
suppliers. It is using its existing bandwidth, prior to the spectrum auction next spring which will open
up 4G to the other network providers.
While much of the country still struggles to achieve a good 3G signal, 11
cities are to benefit from 4G immediately with another 5 to be on
board before Christmas. All in good time for those Christmas gift
mobiles and tablet gadgets to be shown off at their best.
EE will be hoping that its offering tempts enough customers away
from the other providers to give them a lasting competitive
advantage when the inevitable confusing plethora of price bundles
become available next year from the different operators.
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