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I’ve got a problem. I’ve been sent a whole load of video in Avid format, which understandably doesn’t like my Final Cut Express or iMovie applications.
Does anyone know someone with Avid sat on their machine who could import this Avid video, then export it in a format that I can work with?
I’m ewan@mobileindustryreview.com [...]

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Ewan posted a while ago about Yammer and that team have been playing with it. Initially we used a fair bit now interest dwindled, until a few days ago that is. Yammer have now have the ability to send updates by SMS via a UK number and also the option to receive all [...]

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I just came across this article on The Daily Telegraph, which says that as per a study conducted among UK’s mobile phone users, the amount of total text messages exchanged every single day counts up to roughly 217 million. Yes, that’s right, 217 MILLION texts in a DAY. The one you just sent a while [...]

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Anna and Will from NixonMcInnes are working with T-Mobile UK to bring them into the 21st Century.
And it’s a good job they are.
For a long time, T-Mobile have been the proverbial arse-in-the-corner, ignoring the blogosphere because it’s, well, unknown.. and filled with.. er… the great unwashed…
For any organisation accustomed to broadcasting to customers and potential [...]

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I’m pleased to see that T-Mobile UK have got-wit-the-programme and launched online sales support:

As for how good it is… well I’ll give it a go shortly and see…

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After a busy day at the Symbian Smartphone Show we dashed across London to the Nokia Comes With Music launch party.
(In fact I almost bought one of their handsets today when I was passing a Carphone Warehouse on the way to Earls Court).
There was a predictable riot of good looking young things queuing round the [...]

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So the T-Mobile UK G1 Google Phone is going to be available from October 30th (just had official word from T-Mobile).
Good news.
Who’s getting one?
I am strongly considering it…

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I logged into my T-Mobile UK account this evening. Remember last week I tried to setup Direct Debit and I couldn’t, because they were busy processing direct debits ‘within 7 days’ — and as their system is so flakey, they couldn’t accept new payment info?
Well, this evening I was greeted with:

Uh oh.
Bad news, right? [...]

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I’ve had lots of emails from people wanting to see more of the G1 from Wednesday’s T-Mobile event.
Here’s another vid for you to feast your eyes on:

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That’s apparently what we’re about to find out tonight at T-Mobile, according to a highly placed source who’s been texting me. We won’t have to wait too long to find out as the MIR Team is descending on the T-Mobile Winter Preview as I type.
Posted by email from MIR Live (posterous)

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A friend of my wife’s has emailed.
She’s just finished 18 months of contractual service with Orange and the company that sold her the deal has phoned her up again, wanting to flog another contract. They’re offering her 600 minutes (I imagine cross-network) along with unlimited text messaging for £30 a month. And, I [...]

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Here’s the update we speculated about earlier. It’s a sign-up form for notification about when the G1 Android handset is available on T-Mobile UK:
http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/shop/mobile-phones/t-mobileg1-whats-hot/

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I had an anonymous text on my handset just now from what I suspect is a pay-as-you-go number.
The contact advises me to check out the T-Mobile UK site this evening, promising something I’d like to see.
A working online billing system, perhaps?
(Ok that was just a dig based on my recent T-Mobile annoyances.)
When I [...]

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You know when you walk into a mobile store here in the UK and swap to another provider, you have to go through a whole load of hoop-jumping in order to actually KEEP your number and swap it to your new provider.
And it takes days.
DAYS and in some occasions, weeks of arsing about. Sometimes [...]

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Pete’s updated MobileMeg. It’s looking good. I am a particular fan of his rather comprehensive table that breaks down the data rates at all UK MNOs.
Useful!
Here’s the note from Pete:
Hi all,
Just a quick update, to let you know about the new release of MobileMeg.
As you’ll probably remember, the aim is to publish [...]

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You can now get yourself a 35-quid-a-month free laptop from Orange.
Although, as we saw earlier, because of their ridiculous .co.uk website design, you’ll need to arse about clicking on their website and be very, very lucky to hit the relevant pages first-time.
The order pages are here, if you can’t be bothered hunting.
Here, then, is what [...]

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Yes, we’re reporting news about the iPhone 3G again. If you’re not the iPhone type, we’d still suggest that you be all ears for this. Apparently, even after having its fair share of problems and different lawsuits being filed against it, the Apple iPhone 3G is doing fairly well in the UK, reports MobileToday.
The device, [...]

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The pre-pay (pay as you go) in the UK is an absolute joke, I have been looking at what is on offer and it really flocked me off. I checked my email today and in it was a weekly email from Martin Lewis (of Money Saving Expert), and it was details about the cheapest pre-pay [...]

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If you’ve been waiting for Google’s entry into mobile operating systems and can’t wait to get your hands on the open-source OS Android, which will apparently be powering the HTC Dream, the first phone to feature the OS, well, your wait may finally be over. If the Telegraph is to be believed, the HTC Dream [...]

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This is rather interesting — reader ‘John’ posted the link to this in a comment earlier. It’s posted as an announcement on the Vodafone eForum:
Hello everyone,
Following previous discussions about Premium Rate Short Message Services, I’m delighted to announce that the bar we promised is now available. I’ve written this message to inform you all [...]

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We continue the shit T-Mobile UK online billing system series with this post today. Last night at 1145pm, the system was offline and not accessible.
Tonight at 930pm I thought I’d give it a go.
I’ve been trying to setup my direct debit, if you recall.
I managed to login fine.
Clicked ‘direct debit’. All good. [...]

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If you are one of those regular air-travelers who often frequent the Heathrow Airport in the UK, this might come as a good news to you. Next time, pray that you get to use the Terminal 5 of the airport, so that you get to use T-Mobile’s Wi-Fi.

Why’s that so interesting? Although technologically, the Wi-Fi [...]

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Here we go again.
Broken record time.
1145pm and I have just remembered about my T-Mobile account. The other one. The poor black sheep account. The one that’s ALWAYS broken and that won’t ever go on direct debit. Because there’s always a few pence balance. Or T-Mobile’s SHITE system won’t take my [...]

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I’ve been meaning to do a post about this news released by Ofcom a few weeks ago.
Here are the highlights:

By the end of 2007, there were almost 74 million mobile connections serving a population of 60 million in the UK. This was an increase of 3.7 million connections since the end of 2006. The total [...]

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Mike Butcher, Editor of TechCrunch UK, is, I suspect, breaking out a wee bit of champagne:
TechCrunch UK » Blog Archive » TechCrunch UK named best Web 2.0 and business blog
After closing for nine months and being re-launched in September last year, I’m happy to say TechCrunch UK & Ireland is on a [...]

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