Blyk signs up with Orange UK

Published by Ewan on Saturday 7th April 2007, 21:02 | Filed under: Mobile, Operators

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Orange and Blyk today announced an MVNO deal that will see Blyk customers using the Orange network to make calls, send messages and access the mobile internet. The two companies have entered into a wholesale agreement regarding the transportation of voice and data traffic across the Orange network.

Ah I missed this one the other day. Orange, eh? Very cool.

Well, I am looking forward to seeing the final output from this announcement.

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