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Written by usbwifi.co.uk
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Monday, 23 November 2009 14:27 |
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Tesco and international telecoms company Cable and Wireless have agreed on a deal that will allow Tesco to make further headway into the technology niche.
This news means that Tesco will soon be offering their own land-line home telephone services and broadband internet - putting them in direct competition with big telecoms hitters like Virgin Media and TalkTalk.
It is thought Tesco are pushing hard into the technology niche because there are much greater profits to be gained there than in selling groceries. Once Tesco reaches its target of 500 stores containing phone shops by the end of 2010, telecoms chief Lance Batchelor predicts the potential extra profits for Tesco will be around £200 million per year.
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Written by usbwifi.co.uk
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Tuesday, 10 November 2009 13:24 |
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O2 will offer to unlock their customers' iPhones beginning Tuesday, November 10. This offer extends to pay-as-you-go customers as well as customers with monthly prepaid plans.
Once their phones are unlocked, customers will be able to use them on any compatible network.
Customers with monthly plans will be able to move their phones to other network whenever they choose; however, they will be required to fulfil the remainder of their O2 contracts. This compensates for handset subsidies that Orange offers the customer when they purchase the phone.
Those customers with pay-as-you-go plans will be able to have their phones unlocked 12 months after they purchase them, if they pay a £15 one-time fee.
If you would like O2 to unlock your iPhone, you must fill out an online form. The process can take up to 14 days.
O2's offer comes just as Orange, a rival carrier, begins selling their iPhone in the UK.
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