O2 has accused Ofcom of setting rules for the upcoming 4G spectrum auction that constitute state aid for rivals Everything Everywhere and 3. The "spectrum floor" rules were proposed in an attempt to ...

O2 is lobbying to speed up the process of clearing the 800MHz spectrum band for 4G services in order to reducerival operator Everything Everywhere's head start. O2 confirmed to ZDNet on Monday that it ...

Looks like the honeymoon period for EE and LTE in the UK is over. This morning, Telefonica’s O2 announced that it would turn on its LTE network on August 29, becoming the second operator to offer 4G ...

Trailing their counterparts in the US, Asia, and the rest of Europe, UK mobile operators are finally ready to deploy their 4G LTE networks. The 800MHz and 2.6GHz spectrum will provide Vodafone, O2, ...

Soon enough, the UK will have more than one choice for 4G data. Come August 29th, O2 will offer LTE in London, Leeds and Bradford, with expansion plans for an additional 13 cities by year's end. Rates ...

Ofcom, the UK communications regulator, has just announced the winners of the UK spectrum auctions for 4G spectrum on the low-frequency 800MHz band, used for LTE and other mobile broadband services.

O2 has announced that its 4G mobile network is set to launch on 29 August. The service - offering higher mobile data speeds than 3G - will initially be available in London, Leeds and Bradford. O2 said ...

Up until now, those with an iPhone 5 or compatible iPad who wanted 4G service in the UK could only get it from one provider: EE. But thankfully that will change at the end of the month, as O2 and ...

BT has been chosen by O2 to build a new high-capacity network capable of running its future 4G services. The 10-year contract will see BT Wholesale manage the network for the operator, which will also ...

The iPhone having 4G is about to turn the UK mobile landscape upside down -- so if you're scratching your head in confusion, read on. Natasha Lomas Mobile Phones Editor, CNET UK Natasha Lomas is the ...

The service - offering higher mobile data speeds than 3G - will initially be available in London, Leeds and Bradford. O2 said it planned to extend the service to a further 10 cities by the year's end.