Deutsche Telekom unveils UK Mobile App Store with 15,000 Apps

On 04.12.10, In Mobile Marketing, By Editor

Deutsche Telekom’s software download portal, softwareload.co.uk has unveiled its UK mobile app store. It contains more than 15,000 mobile app for download.

A visitor can shop for apps which may range from navigation, games, software, business, communication and organizational tools. They can securely install them directly onto their mobile device or via their PC.

According to Dirk Lebzien, Head of Softwareload, consumers and business people alike are using mobile devices far more often for work or entertainment on the move. As a result they’re demanding wider access to exciting new apps to make the most of their mobiles.

In his opinion, with the launch of their UK mobile store on Softwareload.co.uk, shoppers can choose from more than 15,000 software titles that they can quickly and securely install onto their mobile device.

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Vodafone scores highest in Kaizo Advocacy Index

On 04.08.10, In Mobile Marketing, By Editor

According to the latest Kaizo Advocacy Index, Vodafone is leading the way among UK mobile operators, with the network increasing its score considerably.

The biannual Kaizo Advocacy Index has measured the online reputation of 20 major brands across four sectors including Mobile, Airlines, Food and Software.

In the Mobile Sector, Vodafone has taken a big leap with 38% which has been followed by Orange (1%), O2 (-5%), 3 Mobile (-19%) and T-Mobile (-26%).

According to Kaizo Managing Director, Rhodri Harries, association with a strong brand clearly helps a brand’s online reputation, and Vodafone has seen this with the iPhone.

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Orange & T-mobile get approvals to merge. UK’s largest Mobile Operator is now in the making.

On 11.12.09, In Mobile, By Editor

The proposed merger between Orange and T-Mobile gets all the nods from competition authorities and government bodies in UK and Europe. This signals the creation of UKs largest mobile operator with 30 million users and a market share of around 37 percent.

Timotheus H¶ttges, the CFO of Deutsche Telekom said- “The negotiations were conducted in a fair way and I am certain that this spirit of professionalism and partnership will shape the future of our joint venture. It will set new standards as number one in UK mobile market.”

Of late, T-mobile has faired well but Orange has been fairing below expectations with its fixed broadband customer base dwindling to below the 1 million mark.

Most analysts believe that the merger will allow the companies to better leverage their synergies and develop competitive synergies in high growth sectors such as mobile broadband and roll out innovative services.

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STOCKWATCH Hong Kong’s Hutchison down on concerns over UK mobile arm’s revenue

On 09.17.06, In Mobile, By Editor

HONG KONG (XFN-ASIA) – Hutchison whampoa Ltd was lower on concerns that revenue of its UK mobile arm may be adversely affected by a UK government proposal to cut the amount that mobile operators can charge for connecting calls to their networks, dealers said.

Hutchison Whampoa was down 0.35 hkd or 0.50 pct at 69.55.

Britain’s communications industry regulator Ofcom announced that the so-called termination rates for the country’s mobile operators should be cut. Under the proposals, Hutchison’s 3UK unit will have to cut its termination charge to around 6.0 pence per minute from next year.

3 has so far been exempt from any regulatory restrictions on termination rates, and is currently charging almost twice as high as the 6 pence per minute that Ofcom is proposing, according to Goldman Sachs.

The cut is rates could mean a sharp fall in 3 group’s revenue in UK.

Source- http://www.lse.co.uk

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