T-Mobile and Orange are announcing that their 30 million customers – the combined base of the two brands – will be given the opportunity to access both the Orange and the T-Mobile networks, enabling them to make calls and send texts in more places than ever before.
This marks the start of the biggest improvement to network coverage since the birth of mobile itself. It’s the beginning of an ambitious vision to give customers instant access to whatever they want, wherever they are – everything everywhere.
It’s the first major consumer benefit of the joint venture between Orange and T-Mobile, and delivers an unrivalled and unique experience that no other operator can offer. And it’s only possible because they ’ve come together to form a new company, Everything Everywhere.
From October, as well as continuing to benefit from their existing network, Orange customers will be able to make calls and send texts on the T-Mobile network, and T-Mobile customers will be able to make calls and send texts on the Orange network. Should a customer lose signal on their current network, they will then automatically pick up the signal from the other network where it’s available. The enhanced service is completely free of charge, with no changes to existing tariffs, call or text charges.
Early next year, the service will evolve and will deliver a completely seamless voice service, enabling customers to automatically switch networks mid-call. They ’ll also be enabling data roaming across their networks, so customers will be able to browse the web in more places than with any other operator.
Call us today to find out how you can benefit from having T-Phone as YOUR business partner, using T-Mobile and Orange on 01204 595335
матрациT-Phone is pleased to announce that the European Commission has approved the proposal for a joint venture between T-Mobile and Orange in the UK. It marks an exciting stage on the journey to create one of Britain’s biggest telecoms companies.
The majority of this work will happen behind the scenes and the plan is to ensure that there is no disruption to customers of either network. We will endeavour to pass on relevant information via this site.
Hopefully the merging of network coverage will now be a priority for both Orange and T-Mobile – watch this space!
Browse as much as you like with no unexpected charges. Just pop in our Mobile Broadband USB stick to start surfing your favourite sites right away.
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Rumours are increasing that the follow up to the T-Mobile/Google collaboration’s G1, the G2 will be released as early as May 2009.
The G1 created a big stir when it was launched late 2008 with the Open Source “Android” platform operating system being the main talking point and the G2 is certain to be highly sought after as well.
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If you have an iPhone that you just happen to be using on the T-Mobile UK network, to get the internet working you need to do the following:
Go to “Settings” > “General” > “Network” > “EDGE”
Use the following settings:
APN: general.t-mobile.uk
APN User name : user
Password :
(leave password blank)
If you are using a T-Mobile Web ‘n’ Walk card and are struggling getting your POP3 emails sent via Outlook etc then try using smtp.t-email.co.uk as the outgoing server address.
We’ve had quite a few people calling recently asking how to get the user name and password to enable the T-Mobile Web ‘n’ Walk card to work with the Hotspots wifi system.
Simple. From your Web ‘n’ Walk control panel, go to the SMS centre and send the word “password” without the quotes to 9526 and it will be sent back via SMS to the same control panel.
If you are not yet benefitting from having 3.6Mb mobile broadband for your company then please call David Allen on 01204 595335 for a full explanation of how you can get this for just £20 per month!
If you are a T-Mobile customer and want to check your balance or allowance, make a payment or top up their credit all you need to do is text 150 anytime you like – it’s a new service that’s free to all T-Mobile customers.
You can access different services by texting 150:
See your balance or allowance at anytime
Text 150 to check your latest balance or allowance
You will receive a text straight back with your latest balance or remaining allowance
NB. Calls made whilst roaming abroad might not be reflected in the response text
Credit your phone using top up vouchers
Pay as you go customers can text 150 to credit your phone with top up vouchers
Just text VO
You will receive a text back to let you know when the payment has gone through (this process may take a few minutes).
Top up or make a payment
Text 150 to top up or make a payment
Firstly, you must have registered the credit/debit card you wish to use to make the payment or top up. Then you just need to text:
CR
then the last 4 digits of your registered credit/debit card
the amount you want to top up or pay (0.00 format)
the 3 digit security code on the back of the card
For example a text should read: CR 1234 10.00 123 (You must remember to leave spaces)
You will receive a text back straight away to confirm payment
Price details.
This service is FREE in the UK.
If you are sending a text from abroad it will be charged at 40p per message
For details of all T-Mobile pacakges available call T-Phone on 01204 595335 or email enquiries@tphone.co.uk
If you own or use a T-Mobile PCMCIA or USB Web ‘n’ Walk 3G Data Card and have lost your disks or just need the support page fret no longer, the link is below:
http://lastmile.t-mobile.co.uk/datacardhelp/user/page.phtml?page_id=97
For details of how your company can benefit from Mobile Broadband call T-Phone on 01204 595335 or visit www.tphone.co.uk