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The network – capable of reaching 300Mbps speeds – follows EE’s internal analysis of consumer and business trends, which forecasts a data-usage rise of 750% over the next three years.
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Android tablets saw strong growth in the third quarter, while iPad sales stalled.
As well as on Sky’s traditional platform, content will be available through catch-up, Sky on Demand and the company’s mobile TV service.
38% of toddlers and infants under two have used a mobile device in the past two years, according to new US study.
BT’s £1.5 billion investment in premier league football rights has a positive impact on customer numbers, but half-year profits take a -13% knock.
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