The latest from Telecom-Funda
- 50 MB A Day Is Not Enough Anymore
- RadiSys acquires femtocell software supplier Continuous Computing – What are the Implications?
- Cox: We're Not Selling Our Spectrum
| 50 MB A Day Is Not Enough Anymore | Top |
| I just had a look through my archive and found out that 2007 was the year Vodafone Germany introduced it's WebSession offer that I have used every since for Internet connectivity while traveling away from home when I didn't have a local SIM card. Since then the offer hasn't changed much, €15 for 50 MB a day with a nice little landing screen to invite you to spend another €15 when you exceeded the limit. At the time, I found the 50 MB quite sufficient and didn't have to control my usage to much. These days, however, the 50 MB are used up quite quickly and I have to watch my consumption. An interesting change! So Vodafone, no change in the tariff in 4 years!? It's about time, the world has moved on! | |
| RadiSys acquires femtocell software supplier Continuous Computing – What are the Implications? | Top |
| Cox: We're Not Selling Our Spectrum | Top |
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