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News : Post Office To Enter Mobile Phone Market.

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Headline : Post Office To Enter Mobile Phone Market.

"Post Office To Enter Mobile Phone Market
The Post Office expands its telecoms interests by dialing in to the mobile phone market with a promise to simplify tariffs.”


Source :Sky News.
Read more here http://news.sky.com/story/1297335/post-office-to-enter-mobile-phone-market
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EE has a large amount of Bandwith frequency to accomodate for new MVNO's. Vodafone have been letting a lot of the MVNO's go as they wish to concentrate more on their Business Arm. 

 

In the long run both Vodafone and o2 will have the best indoor/outdoor coverage as their 2g/3g services will run on 900mhz and 4g on 800mhz.

 

EE & Three run 2g/3g services on their 1800mhz & 2100mhz frequency as they don't have any 900mhz bandwith.

 

The lower the frequency the better the indoor penetration and longer distance coverage.

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Whilst 4G coverage is non-existant where I am (Fife, Scotland); the 3G signal is subjective to my location I've been finding when I'm indoors especially my signal is weak compared what it was like last year. 

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Hi @ anticpated

This won't be a signal issue. You either have 3g or you don't. The bars on your phone is broadly meaningless.

If your indoor signal is weak this will be a combination of signal interference from the building you are in such as wifi signals combined with weak transmission capacity.
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