EE the best, O2 the worst: RootMetrics on UK 5G
EE has been named the UK network leader for 5G experience in a report which sees itself and Vodafone pull clear of O2 and Three.
EE has been named the UK network leader for 5G experience in a report which sees itself and Vodafone pull clear of O2 and Three.
The performance metrics of the four US MNOs confirm a significant gap between the big two and the other two.
Rootmetrics has crowned Belfast the best city in the UK for mobile connectivity across the first six months of 2018.
For the fifth year in a row EE has come top of the RootMetrics assessment of UK mobile networks.
New research from RootMetrics points the finger at UK telcos for not meeting the expectations of the demanding consumer, claiming only 53% of Brits are actually happy with their mobile service.
RootMetrics has released its bi-annual report detailing the performance of the UK’s MNO’s, with EE hitting top-spot across the board, and O2 wallowing at the bottom of the rankings once again.
We can practically hear the shock on the other side of the screen, but Cardiff is the worst performer for real-world mobile performance.
UK operator EE used the opportunity presented by its sponsorship of the Latitude music festival to demonstrate of the potential of 3x carrier aggregation 4G.
Network performance measurement company RootMetrics has proclaimed EE to be the best performing mobile network operator across the UK and specifically London.
Once again EE, the UK’s largest mobile operator, has emerged as the clear winner in the RootMetrics UK network performance rankings for the second half of 2015.
Ofcom has published a report on customer satisfaction levels in mobile, broadband, pay TV and landline services. Compared to previous years, the report showed steady level of satisfaction in mobile with O2 topping the table in the mobile service provider stakes. Meanwhile RootMetrics put EE on top in London.
Deutsche Telekom and Orange, the joint shareholders of EE, have confirmed initial discussions with BT over a possible sale of the UK mobile operator. In a statement the German and French giants said they are exploring the possibility as part of their regular market assessment to evaluate different strategic options.
A report on the performance of UK mobile operators that named Vodafone as having the poorest overall network performance of the country’s four operators has drawn strong criticism from the firm. Network performance monitoring specialist RootMetrics published its UK mobile network performance review Thursday, ranking Vodafone in last place for network reliability, mobile internet performance and call and text performance.
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