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Business Week has the details.
And oh, what interesting details they are.
INQ, a subsidiary of Hutchison, is going ballistic. On the back of the success of the S2 Skypephones, they’re lining up a big, big market challenge.
“We’re tired of paying a fortune for phones that are unusable,” says Frank Meehan, the chap in charge.
Unusable in [...]
After my call for questions for Mr Operator, I had one in today:
Question:
What does it take for a smaller handset manufacturer to get ‘into’ the operator stores? Aren’t consumers bored of Nokia or SonyEricsson (like you are Ewan)? Or is it all based on size and rebates and not on market innovation?
A bit of [...]
I’ve an email in from an Hutchison source telling me that they’ll be offering Apple’s iPhone to their Hong Kong and Macau subscribers later this year. Hutchison is thus Apple’s second ’significant’ network deal after SingTel announced they’ll be going live with it across Singapore, India, Philippines and Australia.
No news on whether it’ll be [...]
The Competition Appeal Tribunal has referred the question of wholesale mobile termination rates - the fee each operator charges another to connect a call on their network - to the Competition Commission after appeals by BT and 3.
The appeals come after Ofcom changed the controls on mobile termination rates early last year, which it said [...]
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