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China Telecom’s launch of CTExcelbiz marks the first Chinese MVNO service outside China CTExcelbiz to run on the Everything Everywhere network and offer unique, customized and quality service to UK’s Chinese population • MVNO to launch at London event with Chinese dignitaries present to celebrate milestone • CTExcelbiz will offer customers access to the biggest 3G network in the UK • MVNO will target Chinese residents and visitors in the UK 21 May 2012, United Kingdom: China Telecom Europe , a wholly-owned subsidiary of China Telecom in the EMEA region, has announced that the CTExcelbiz MVNO is due to launch at an event in London on May 22 nd . Partnering with Everything Everywhere , the UK’s biggest communications company and its MVNA partner, Transatel , China Telecom Europe is the first Chinese telecom operator to launch MVNO services outside China. CTExcelbiz is a tailored Pay-As-You-Go mobile service aimed at meeting the specific communication requirements of the UK’s Chinese population, be they permanent residents, students or tourists. To cater for the specific needs of its customer base, CTExcelbiz will offer: • Chinese language voicemail services • bi-lingual Chinese-English customer service hotline and website • unlimited free calls among CTExcelbiz users • low-cost bundles at highly competitive rates, available both in-stores and online. Through its partnership with Everything Everywhere, China Telecom Europe’s customers will benefit from the fastest and widest 3G network coverage, as well as HSPA+, or 3.5G, which offers up to 50% increases in data download speeds compared to 3G. Yan Ou, Managing Director of China Telecom (Europe), said: “We are very excited to launch the CTExcelbiz brand into the UK, and offer the Chinese population here services that have not been available to them before. -
Planning, Heritage, Design & Access Statement
PLANNING, HERITAGE, DESIGN & ACCESS STATEMENT Wroxham Football Club, Trafford Park, Skinner Lane, Norwich Shared Access Ltd June 2018 P18-0879 JUNE 2018 | MP | P18-0879 PLANNING APPLICATION FOR REPLACEMENT OF AN EXISTING 17.5M FLOODLIGHT WITH A 20M MONOPOLE TO SUPPORT 3NO. TELECOMMUNICATIONS ANTENNA AND ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT (FLOODLIGHT TO BE INSTALLED) PLANNING, HERITAGE, DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT WROXHAM FOOTBALL CLUB, TRAFFORD PARK, SKINNERS LANE, NORWICH, NR12 8SJ ON BEHALF OF SHARED ACCESS LTD AND MOBILE BROADBAND NETWORK LIMITED TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 (AS AMENDED) PLANNING AND COMPULSORY PURCHASE ACT 2004 Pegasus Group First Floor | South Wing | Equinox North | Great Park Road | Almondsbury | Bristol | BS32 4QL T 01454 625945 | F 01454 618074 | W www.pegasusgroup.co.uk Birmingham | Bracknell | Bristol | Cambridge | Cirencester | East Midlands | Leeds | Liverpool | London | Manchester ©Copyright Pegasus Planning Group Limited 2011. The contents of this document must not be copied or reproduced in whole or in part without the written consent of Pegasus Planning Group Limited SHARED ACCESS AND MBNL WROXHAM FOOTBALL CLUB, TRAFFORD PARK, SKINNERS LANE PLANNING STATEMENT CONTENTS: Page No: 1. INTRODUCTION 1 2. THE JOINT APPLICANTS AND THE SITE PROVIDER 3 3. THE RAILWAY PROJECT 5 4. THE APPLICATION SITE AND WIDER CONTEXT 8 5. PLANNING HISTORY OF THE SITE AND SURROUNDS 11 6. THE PROPOSED TELECOMMUNICATIONS INSTALLATION 13 7. PLANNING POLICY 16 8. PRE-APPLICATION CONSULTATION (CODE OF BEST PRACTICE) 22 9. DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT -
Italian L KUMA KIT WIFI CARAVAN
Wireless WiFi Hotspot Kit Easy Set Up Guide Leitfaden zur einfachen Installation Guide d'Installation facile Guida Facile per le impostazioni Guía de Fácil Configuración Kolay Kurulum Kılavuzu 01594 888188 www.kuma.co.uk Wireless WiFi Hotspot Kit This section covers connection to a WiFi signal using the wireless adapter. If you wish to use a 3G Dongle Easy Set connection skip to page 3. Slide the cover off of the lower part of the wireless adaptor by Up Guide pressing the clip with your thumb then sliding downwards and join to the router using the USB lead supplied. Replace the plastic cover. Screw the small black antenna on to the rear of the router and Please check all the components are included. power up using AC or DC leads supplied. The PWR light should remain solid and the WLAN light should flicker once Kit Contains: booting is complete. Please note that the USB light on the 1x Kuma wireless router router will not come on at this point. It will not come on until 1x Kuma wireless adapter the setup is complete and a connection to the internet has 1x 5 metre USB lead been made. 1x Driver CD (not required for kit use) Connect the WiFi on your device (Smartphone/tablet/ 1x Jubilee clip computer) to the ‘11N 3G Router AP’ signal. At this point no 1x Mains power adapter password is required to connect. 1x 12v car adapter Open a browser (Internet Explorer/Chrome etc.) on 1x Unlocked dongle (3G version only) your device and in the address bar Type 192.168.2.1 and 1x CRC9 Magnetic base antenna (3G version only) press ‘Enter’. -
(Public Pack)Agenda Document for Economic Growth Overview And
Public Document Pack Agenda Meeting: Economic Growth Overview and Scrutiny Committee Time: 10.00 am Date: Monday, 16 October 2017 Venue: Committee Room 1, County Hall, Colliton Park, Dorchester, Dorset, DT1 1XJ Jon Andrews Cherry Brooks (Vice-Chairman) Ray Bryan Andy Canning Jean Dunseith Spencer Flower Peter Hall Jon Orrell Margaret Phipps David Shortell Notes: The reports with this agenda are available at www.dorsetforyou.com/countycommittees then click on the link "minutes, agendas and reports". Reports are normally available on this website within two working days of the agenda being sent out. We can provide this agenda and the reports as audio tape, CD, large print, Braille, or alternative languages on request. Public Participation Guidance on public participation at County Council meetings is available on request or at http://www.dorsetforyou.com/374629. Public Speaking Members of the public can ask questions and make statements at the meeting. The closing date for us to receive questions is 10.00am on 11 October 2017, and statements by midday the day before the meeting. Debbie Ward Contact: David Northover - Chief Executive Senior Democratic Services Officer County Hall, Dorchester, DT1 1XJ 01305 224175 - [email protected] Date of Publication: 06 October 2017 1. Election of Chairman To elect a Chairman of the Committee for the year 2017/18. 2. Apologies for Absence To receive any apologies for absence from members. 3. Code of Conduct Councillors are required to comply with the requirements of the Localism Act 2011 regarding disclosable pecuniary interests. Check if there is an item of business on this agenda in which the member or other relevant person has a disclosable pecuniary interest. -
Virtually Brilliant
MOBILE BUSINESS Virtually brilliant The world of MVNOs is growing, with 2012 seeing the growth of many of these businesses plus MVNAs growing in strength, despite or perhaps because of the current tough market conditions. Here, Heather McLean asks where this market is right now, where it’s going, what value MVNOs add to the mobile market and if 4G services have a role to play in the future of these businesses. he UK MVNO market is going from strength operator has launched MVNO services outside of Tto strength this year. According to Jason China. We also announced a strategic partnership Bellman, director of MVNOs at EE, the market is with MVNA Atmovia to support us when dealing starting to look up and that is increasing interest with large customer bases, with an out of the in the launch of new businesses. He explains: box capacity to manage up to seven million “The market is the most active we’ve seen in subscribers,” notes Bellman. the last two years and we’re witnessing lots of “Customers’ needs are also becoming interest in our network, so it’s a really exciting more sophisticated so we’re evolving the way time. As businesses are feeling more certain we support our MVNO partners to advise on about the economic outlook, there is renewed everything from infrastructure and architecture to interest in launching a new brand in the market. propositions and innovative services like mobile “Established brands that already have a large commerce,” he adds. customer base, a well known brand and a strong retail footprint see mobile as an opportunity to Huge growth grow their existing business,” continues Bellman. -
Economic Growth Overview & Srutiny Committee
Mobile Phone Coverage in Dorset Economic Growth Overview & Srutiny Committee Learning and Skills Focus Group Mobile Phone Coverage in Dorset Date of Meeting 16 October 2017 Officer Richard Pascoe, Head of ICT and Customer Services Subject of Report Mobile Phone Coverage in Dorset Executive Summary Mobile digital communications has become an integral part of home and business life, essential for social integration and economic prosperity. Since its introduction in the 1990s, it has become an accepted and welcome additional means of communications, with 95% of UK adults owning a mobile phone. As the technology has improved and speeds increased greater functionality has been made available, more than two thirds of UK adults now regularly access the internet via smartphones. Lack of good mobile phone connectivity is a barrier to economic growth and social inclusion. Businesses rely on being able to connect anywhere. Rural communities and the younger generation face isolation without good mobile connectivity. Dorset is in a good position for fixed line broadband with over 94% (DCC area) having access to superfast speeds (24Mbps or greater), however the same cannot be currently said of mobile connectivity. The latest generation of signal known as 4G continues to be rolled out, however Dorset continues to lag significantly behind the national average coverage. Resource needs to be focussed on engaging with the Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) at a much higher level and with greater regularity, to support them in improving the 4G coverage across Dorset. Dorset needs to be seen as an easy place for them to increase coverage to support their national requirements. -
Gewerbliche Betreiber Öffentlicher Telekommunikationsnetze Und
Gewerbliche Betreiber öffentlicher Telekommunikationsnetze und gewerbliche Erbringer öffentlich zugänglicher Telekommunikationsdienste nach § 6 TKG Hinweis: Eine Eintragung ins Melderegister erlaubt keine Rückschlüsse auf die Rechte und Pflichten eines Unternehmens. Diese richten sich nach den ausgeübten Tätigkeiten und den allgemeinen Gesetzen. Z.B. wird durch die Meldung eine eventuell bestehende Störerhaftung nicht berührt. Stand: 07.09.2021 Gesamtanzahl der aufgeführten Kunden: 3367 Reg-Nr. Reg-Nr. "Die TeleFrösche" Gesellschaft für aktive "GP - Elektronik" Inhaber Klemens Pohl e.K. Kommunikation mbH Mittelstraße 7 U 6, 12a 08626 Adorf/Vogtl. 68161 Mannheim Reg-Nr. 10/217 Reg-Nr. 10/148 "JaTel" Sabine Jacek e.K. "MANTIS" Internet Provider & Service GmbH Im Grünen Winkel 17 Dorfstraße 34 33818 Leopoldshöhe 23847 Siebenbäumen Reg-Nr. 09/291 Reg-Nr. 97/262 "Mietho & Bär Kabelkom" "rku.it GmbH" Kabelkommunikations-Betriebs GmbH Westring 301 Siedlung 10 44629 Herne 02953 Gablenz Reg-Nr. 11/243 Reg-Nr. 05/193 "Urbana Teleunion" Rostock GmbH & Co. KG 010012 Telecom GmbH Nobelstraße 55 Porschestraße 15 18059 Rostock 41564 Kaarst Reg-Nr. 96/262 Reg-Nr. 02/141 010017 Telecom GmbH 010052 Telecom GmbH Frauenbergstraße 31-33 Mathias-Brüggen-Straße 55 35039 Marburg 50829 Köln Reg-Nr. 06/034 Reg-Nr. 10/025 010088 Telecom GmbH 010090 GmbH Mathias-Brüggen-Straße 55 Mathias-Brüggen-Straße 55 50829 Köln 50829 Köln Reg-Nr. 11/058 Reg-Nr. 06/197 01012 Telecom GmbH 01019 Telefondienste GmbH Mathias-Brüggen-Straße 55 Deelbögenkamp 4 50829 Köln 22297 Hamburg Reg-Nr. 09/025 Reg-Nr. 98/116 01024 Telefondienste GmbH 01049 GmbH Deelbögenkamp 4 Bahnstraße 25 22297 Hamburg 63225 Langen Reg-Nr. -
Quick Start Guide to Connect Via Wifi
Wireless WiFi Hotspot Kit Quick Start Guide To connect via WiFi Slide the cover off of the lower part of the wireless All available connections are now shown in a list. You antenna and join to the router using the USB lead can arrange them by signal strength if you wish, or by supplied. Screw the small antenna on to the rear of the name, simply by clicking on the headings on the screen router and power up the using the 240v AC or 12v DC below. Select the wireless network you wish to connect lead supplied. Please note that the USB light on the to on the left hand button, and then click ‘Select’ . router will not come on at this point. It will not come on until the setup is complete and a connection to the internet has been made. You should see 2 lights - the power light will remain steady, and the WLAN light will flicker to indicate that wireless is on. Connect your WiFi on your device to the ‘11N 3G Router AP’ signal. At this point no password is required to connect. Open a browser (Internet Explorer/Chrome etc.) on your device (Smartphone/tablet/computer) and in the address bar type 192.168.2.1 and press ‘enter’ . When prompted type: User name = admin Password = admin Select ‘Easy Setup’ and click on the ‘USB Wireless If the wireless network you are connecting to has a Adapter’ button. You will be presented with the screen password it will tell the router which type of password is below. -
Hot Right Now Fstech Looks at the Issues and Technologies Set to Make Their Mark in 2014
FStech FS February 2014 edition techFormerly FST - the leading audited business title for UK financial services technology decision makers Hot right now FStech looks at the issues and technologies set to make their mark in 2014 Online: www.fstech.co.uk Twitter: @FStechnology Blog: www.fstechnology.blogspot.com Compliance supplement A good fit? 2014 FStech Awards In-depth look at regulatory compliance We examine the drivers for the Barclays, RBS, Misys and Fiserv and technology innovation adoption of biometrics in banking among those shortlisted FStech DIGITAL EDITION NOW AVAILABLE! FStech magazine is now also available as an e-edition All contentaw is hyperlinkedards for a richer online2014 experience. for tablets (iPad and Android devices), and can also be read on a PC. Through the print magazine, website, e-newsletter, Twitter and Linkedin accounts, videocasts/interviews and The new interactive digital format allows readers to now the digital edition, FStech ensures that our readers easily search, browse and navigate the latest news always receive the latest news and comment from the stories, in-depth analysis, features, commentary and financial services technology industry, in the most even adverts. convenient format for them. To sign up, visit: www.fstech.co.uk ipad_digital-advert.indd 1 06/12/2013 11:24:33 FStech FStech CONTENTS CONTACTS Editor Scott Thompson contents Email: [email protected] features... Contributing Writers David Adams, Glynn Davis, Paul Golden, Liz Morrell, Hannah Prevett, Francis Stokes 20 The next steps -
MVNO OBSERVATORY Annual Report on the UK Market
MVNO OBSERVATORY Annual Report on the UK Market Piran Partners Spring 2014 Contents A growing market ........................................ 4 What’s in a name .......................................... 4 And the winners are ..................................... 6 And the losers .............................................. 8 The UK in comparison ................................. 9 Future growth opportunities ..................... 11 Can the market really grow? ..................... 13 Facts and figures ....................................... 14 Summary .................................................... 17 About us ..................................................... 18 © Piran Partners 2005 – 2014 Directory of MVNOs ................................... 20 Piran Consulting Limited, Warnford Court, 29 Throgmorton Street, London, EC2N 2AT, Registered in England & Wales, Company Number 08594227 2 MVNO OBSERVATORY SPRING 2014 Foreword I didn’t realise back in 2003 when I became the first Chief Executive of Tesco Mobile and took on the challenge of creating the first major retail mobile virtual network operator in the UK market that it would spawn so many new businesses. Over 240 MVNOs and sub-brands now exist in the UK, with nearly every year since 1999 having seen new MVNOs launch. Today customers of MVNOs represent nearly 16% of the total market and MVNOs serve many different sectors, brands and markets. Low barriers to entry, a vibrant set of enablement providers, willing mobile network operators and a desire to strengthen relationships