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Kangaroo tech jumps into Arqiva's hands
News Following the Competition Commission's decision, the future of the technology developed as part of Kangaroo was subject to much speculation - with Orange briefly linked to the project before the mobile operator decided... [23 Jul 2009]
Machine shall speak unto machine: Vodafone goes M2M
News Other operators targeting the same market include Telefonica and Orange Business Services, which set up an M2M centre in Brussels in May to support multinationals. Vodafone is to launch a services platform for companies... [22 Jul 2009]
TalkTalk says bye-bye to Phorm agreement after Tiscali buy
News A number of companies have declined to use Phorm's services, including Orange, which said it came to its decision on the basis that customers may feel the service would compromise privacy. Internet service provider... [09 Jul 2009]
BT shelves Phorm rollout plans
News A number of organisations, including Amazon and Orange, have already rejected using Phorm Webwise. In a statement issued on Monday, the telecommunications giant said it would be suspending its plans to implement Phorm's... [06 Jul 2009]
Orange launches managed videoconferencing
News Orange Business Services (OBS) has launched the pilot of a managed videoconferencing service that connects companies regardless of the vendor of their equipment or the type of network they are using.... [03 Jul 2009]
SIM-free Android in the shape of a Hero
News The handset is the first Android-based phone not to be tied exclusively to one operator, and will be available in the UK through Orange and T-Mobile, as well as unlocked and SIM-free. Orange has said it... [30 Jun 2009]
Protecting Your Business With Embedded Network Security
White Paper Confidential information is increasingly at risk in organizations. This white paper explains how to improve protection in branch offices. Reality shows that perimeter controls alone are no longer sufficient and businesses need to update... [30 Jun 2009]
Acpo: Police should go open source
News The police communicate using a mixture of proprietary systems from companies including Airwave, BlackBerry and Orange. Police data systems should be based on open-source software, according to a senior member of the... [24 Jun 2009]
France Telecom and HP: "Together, We Can Do More"
White Paper Through its Orange brand, France Telecom serves 174 million customers on five continents with Internet, television, and mobile services. France Telecom needed to transform 17 data centers into two green, highly efficient... [21 Jun 2009]
Mobile barcodes going to Disneyland Paris
News Orange Business Services, a division of the mobile operator, is providing advice, support and technical set-up for the Flashcodes. French visitors to Disneyland Paris will be able to access venue information by using... [12 Jun 2009]
First Orange-flavoured UK Android due this year
News Orange is aiming to launch its first Android handset for the UK before the end of 2009, and says the phone could even be out in the next three months. Yves Maitre, Orange's head of devices, told... [12 Jun 2009]
3Com Gives Integr8-IT Low-Cost Access to Big Ticket Telephone Services
White Paper In 2001 its growing success compelled Integr8-IT to move out of the premises it had used since start-up to a brown-field warehouse site in Orange Grove, Johannesburg. Integr8-IT is one of South Africa's leading... [12 Jun 2009]
'Airwave does do data - unlike what some of the media say'
Comment O2, Orange, T-Mobile and Vodafone may loom large on most people's mobile radar but for the emergency services the name that matters is Airwave: every UK police force uses Airwave's Tetra network for their radio... [11 Jun 2009]
UK mobiles getting just a quarter of pledged speed
News The report covered mobile broadband providers including O2, 3, Orange, T-Mobile, Virgin Media and Vodafone. The average mobile-broadband download speed in the UK is 0.9Mbps, a quarter of the rate promised by most... [11 Jun 2009]
Webwise re-Phormed with 'discovery engine'
News Amazon declined to be tracked by Phorm in April, while last year Orange declined to deploy the ad-serving technology, saying customers might feel the service would compromise privacy. Behavioural ad-serving company Phorm... [03 Jun 2009]