O2: for little people?
It seems that O2's new broadband service is being aimed at little people. This press photo was sent out on foot of its announcement yesterday.
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interesting that they have called the HSDPA service 'broadband' - a term the other operators have avoided up to now I think. the speeds of HSDPA which good for cellular don't provide a broadband service - especially on the uplink...won't stop most journos happily recycling the press release to quote the absolute max theoretical >3Mb speed.
Posted by: Damien | July 10, 2007 at 05:35 PM