It's a strange move, given that Samsung is so close to releasing the fixed phone.
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These costs are passed on to customers through bundled offers that generally include television, fixed phone and internet.
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But until that happens, I'm going to try my best to be more careful and loving to my newly-fixed phone.
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"Just as Africans skipped past fixed phone lines straight to mobile phones, they can skip past owning a vehicle straight to the shared economy."
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Prosecutors are suspicious of a message Pinheiro received from his secretary, in which Bendine insists on speaking with Pinheiro over a fixed phone line, according to Estado.
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This has helped the group to increase its client base in mobile phones, pay TV and bundled offers of fast internet, mobile and fixed phone and television services.
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They rose 1.4 percent annually to 4.8 billion euros, in line with expectations, helped by new bundled services that include fixed phone, mobile, Internet and TV in one package.
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Gayo has been one of the men behind Telefonica's signature product in Spain, Movistar Fusion, a bundled package of super-fast internet, premium TV and mobile and fixed phone services.
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It had a very popular phone that was not available for sale, plenty of angry customers who wanted a fixed phone, and a brand new iPhone 7 on the market to compete against.
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Until now it has responded by investing billions of euros in high-speed networks and aiming upmarket with its Movistar Fusion bundled package of super-fast internet, premium TV and mobile and fixed phone services.
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The predator gained access to Abby's phone because he worked at the Broke 2 Fixed phone stand at the local mall, where the young woman visited to have her device go from broke to fixed.
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The fact that so many people have cut off their fixed phone line connections or never use them, opting instead for cell phones, gives the company a window of opportunity to develop a new kind of device to take that place.
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Fixed phone lines and Internet are also widely available. All national mobile operators cover the area.
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198 — uniform number of support on all lines of business IDC from any mobile or fixed phone of Transnistria.
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There were 10 million fixed phone lines, 31 million mobile phones, and 8.1 million Internet users by the August 2007.
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Bijoy Phone has obtained license from Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) to provide fixed phone services in the Northeast part of Bangladesh.
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Onetel has obtained license from Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission to provide fixed phone services in the northwestern part (Rajshahi Division) of Bangladesh.
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Arcor is the former name of the fixed phone line and Internet business of Vodafone D2 GmbH, a German subsidiary of telecommunications company Vodafone. It is the second-largest provider of fixed phone lines in Germany after Deutsche Telekom. Its name changed on 1 August 2009 after Vodafone completed acquisition of the company. Its headquarters were in Eschborn near Frankfurt.
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As of October 2005, several wholesale DSL providers (bbned, Tiscali, KPN Bitstream) have ADSL2+ coverage on more than 50% of fixed phone lines in the Netherlands. As of September 2007 coverage is optional for 75% of all landlines, with about 1% of all connections having the option for Annex M (newest DSLAMs).
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In January 2010, Telenor Serbia acquired a landline operating licence ending the monopoly held by Telekom Srbija.Telenor gets Serbia's fixed phone license On 26 April 2013, Telenor Serbia bought 100% of shares of the Serbian "KBC bank", establishing Telenor banka. With that transaction, 81,000 clients of the former bank were taken by Société Générale Srbija. Since 10 September 2014, Telenor banka operates on the Serbian banking market.
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Lanka Bell () is the largest fixed wireless operator and the 2nd largest fixed phone operator with an island wide digital wireless network in Sri Lanka. Lanka Bell was formed in 1997 as the single largest BOI Company in Sri Lanka with an investment of over US $ 150 Million. It was subsequently acquired by the privately held diversified conglomerate Milford Holdings (Private) Limited in 2005.
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The telecommunications liberalisation process started in Turkey in 2004 after the creation of the Telecommunication Authority, and is still ongoing as of May 2013. Private sector companies operate in mobile telephony, long distance telephony and Internet access. There were 16.5 million fixed phone lines, 62.8 million mobile phone subscribers, and 6.2 million broadband subscribers by December 2009.BTK Report 2009 Telecommunications liberalisation in Turkey is progressing, but at a slow pace.
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Telefónica is the second largest corporation in Spain, behind the Santander Group.Spanish companies in Fortune Global 500 ranking. It owns Telefónica de España which is the largest fixed phone and ADSL operator in Spain, Telefónica Móviles, the largest mobile phone operator in Spain (under the Movistar brand), and Terra Networks, S.A., an Internet subsidiary. Spain now has the most expensive fibre-to-home network in Europe, as of April 2016.
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TriMob LLC () d/b/a 3Mob, formerly Utel () is a telecommunications company in Ukraine. It is a subsidiary of Ukrtelecom, formerly government-owned fixed phone operator. Utel launched Ukraine's first commercial 3G cellular network based on the UMTS/HSDPA standard on November 1, 2007. Utel logo in 2009 Until 2015 3Mob was the only network in Ukraine that provided UMTS 2100 service (other providers provided data services on EDGE and CDMA technology).
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The mobile market in Spain is open to all operators since February 2006 through the mechanism of mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs). ONO requested to the CMT (Spanish regulator) a license to operate as an MVNO and signed an agreement with Telefónica to use its mobile network, becoming the fourth operator with a quadruple play offer in Spain: fixed phone, mobile phone, Internet and TV. Other quadruple play operators include Telefónica, Orange and Euskaltel.
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A collapse of fixed phone lines and cell phones occurred, due to the great number of people calling to find out about their relatives. The quake was also felt in cities as far away as Medellín and Bucaramanga. In Guayabetal, Meta, civil defense workers could only reach the town from Villavicencio using motorcycles, because fallen buildings blocked cars from passing. The workers found two people dead and another 26 people trapped in a bus.
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Private sector companies operate in mobile telephony, long distance telephony and Internet access. There were 16.5 million fixed phone lines, 62.8 million mobile phone subscribers, and 6.2 million broadband subscribers by December 2009.BTK Report 2009 Telecommunications liberalisation in Turkey is progressing, but at a slow pace. The Telecommunication Authority (now renamed Bilgi İletişim ve Teknolojileri Kurumu or BTK), while technically an independent organization, is still controlled by the Ministry of Transport and Communications.
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Claro (formerly CTE Telecom) is a mobile and fixed phone, broadband and television service provider in El Salvador. Formerly controlled by parent company CTE Telecom in El Salvador (owned by América Móvil of Mexico), the company started its wireless service as "Personal" around 1999, and later added "ALÓ" with the motto "Facil y Rapido" (Spanish for "Easy and Fast "). In 2009, America Movil unified the brand in Latin America under the name Claro.
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Fixed phone subscriptions per 100 people between 1975 and 1999. The orange line indicates the privatization of ENTel. ENTel was privatised by being split into two companies: Sociedad Licenciataria Norte S.A. and Sociedad Licenciataria Sur S.A.. These, in turn, were sold to France Télécom and Telefónica de España (both State enterprises themselves, at the time) during a 1990 bidding process presided over by Menem's appointed receiver, María Julia Alsogaray. Upon their transfer, these entities became known as Telecom Argentina and Telefónica de Argentina, respectively.
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As of March 2008, a new numbering plan was introduced in an effort to improve the quality of the service and increase fixed phone use in Albania. The old plan stayed in effect in parallel to the new until 15 September 2008. The new numbering plan introduces a new digit, represented by the number 2 that is put in front of local telephone numbers country-wide. For example, to dial a Tirana number with the old plan, it would have looked like XXX XXX.
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Telia (skyscraper with the old Teo LT logo) and Huawei headquarters in Vilnius Lithuania has a well developed communications infrastructure. The country has 2,8 million citizens and 5 million SIM cards. The largest LTE (4G) mobile network covers 97% of Lithuania's territory. Usage of fixed phone lines has been rapidly decreasing due to rapid expansion of mobile-cellular services. In 2017, Lithuania was top 30 in the world by average mobile broadband speeds and top 20 by average fixed broadband speeds. Lithuania was also top 7 in 2017 in the List of countries by 4G LTE penetration.
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Its members are elected by the Council of Presidents of the Hellenic Parliament. Nevertheless, under a new proposed law the EETT's board members will be appointed directly by the minister of transport and communications. This is feasible because the EETT is not exclusively named in the Hellenic Constitution as an independent authority of the Republic and thus the regulations concerning its board's election can be altered by law. Some of EETT's notable achievements are the new national numbering plan of the Hellenic Republic, the liberalisation of the fixed phone and data markets as well as the issue of the fourth GSM license to Q-telecom in 2001.
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Fixed telephone lines per 100 inhabitants: 1997–2007 A fixed phone line (a line that is not a mobile phone line) can be hard-wired or cordless and typically refers to the operation of wireless devices or systems in fixed locations such as homes. Fixed wireless devices usually derive their electrical power from the utility mains electricity, unlike mobile wireless or portable wireless, which tend to be battery-powered. Although mobile and portable systems can be used in fixed locations, efficiency and bandwidth are compromised compared with fixed systems. Mobile or portable, battery-powered wireless systems can be used as emergency backups for fixed systems in case of a power blackout or natural disaster.
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Since 2001, it was possible for Matáv to become an international telecommunications group. The consortium led by Matáv then acquired a majority stake in Macedonia's national telecommunications company Makedonski Telekomunikacii (MakTel), and MakTel became a consolidated subsidiary of the Group. As a further step of the strategy, Matáv acquired the remaining 50% stake in Emitel Rt. The Group's companies took leading positions in the mobile phone, internet and business data communications markets, with a share of over 80% in the fixed phone market. A new governance structure of the Group was adopted at the end of 2001, which would serve to achieve the strategic objectives and to ensure successful business by ensuring efficient operation.
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Fixed Mobile Substitution, usually abbreviated to FMS, is the use of a mobile phone (cellular phone) instead of a fixed, wired, POTS telephone. Although strictly, this could simply be as the result of a subscriber making an individual choice (for example, "25% of the population of Finland do not have a fixed phone, but use mobiles all the time, even at home"), the term is usually used to describe a deliberate tactic of a carrier to promote such a behavior. One such technique is the use of "homezones" (where calls on a designated cell, covering the subscriber's home, are at a preferential tariff, or even free). Although very popular with subscribers, and delivering good uptake, these are expensive for carriers, and outside of a few specific countries (e.g.
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