UK’s communications company EE has announced 4G LTE roaming agreement in UK, with AT&T. EE will launch additional partnerships early next year.
UK’s communications company EE has announced 4G LTE roaming agreement in UK, with AT&T. EE will launch additional partnerships early next year.
Operator plans to cover more than 160 towns and cities by Christmas. EE’s 4G coverage today reaches more than 60% of the UK population.
According to company, in order to unlock the full potential of 4G roaming, EE is working with it’s Rest of World partners on new wholesale models to ensure customers have access to the data they need to stay connected abroad.
AT&T, the second largest
AT&T, the second largest mobile carrier in the nation, has introduced “shared data plans,” currently only offered by Verizon Wireless, the largest carrier. AT&T’s shared data programs will be good for many people, but others are likely to get stuck with a bigger phone bill
AT&T, the second largest
AT&T, the second largest mobile carrier in the nation, has introduced “shared data plans,” currently only offered by Verizon Wireless, the largest carrier. AT&T’s shared data programs will be good for many people, but others are likely to get stuck with a bigger phone bill
AT&T, the second largest
AT&T, the second largest mobile carrier in the nation, has introduced “shared data plans,” currently only offered by Verizon Wireless, the largest carrier. AT&T’s shared data programs will be good for many people, but others are likely to get stuck with a bigger phone bill
AT&T, the second largest
AT&T, the second largest mobile carrier in the nation, has introduced “shared data plans,” currently only offered by Verizon Wireless, the largest carrier. AT&T’s shared data programs will be good for many people, but others are likely to get stuck with a bigger phone bill
AT&T, the second largest
AT&T, the second largest mobile carrier in the nation, has introduced “shared data plans,” currently only offered by Verizon Wireless, the largest carrier. AT&T’s shared data programs will be good for many people, but others are likely to get stuck with a bigger phone bill