Three years after switching on its next-generation mobile infrastructure, mobile network operator EE has revealed that its 5G network now covers half of the UK population. The BT-owned operator ...

Less than a year after launch, and also after a considerable raising of the competitive bar through the arrival of VodafoneThree to the marketplace, EE is now in a position to offer the UK’s biggest ...

EE has relayed a significant update to its customers regarding a major shift in its network slated for the upcoming year. The telecom giant, in alignment with other UK providers, has disclosed its ...

EE is technically the U.K.’s youngest network, formed in the merger of Orange U.K. and T-Mobile U.K. in 2010. First the company was called Everything Everywhere, but in August 2012 the company ...

UK mobile operator EE has outlined plans to expand its 5G Standalone (5G SA) network to more towns and cities by the end of this month. By the end of March, the carrier's 5G SA network will be ...

• EE partners with leading home security experts, Verisure, and leading cyber safety expert, Norton, as part of new plans to open up the market for UK consumers • EE Smart Home Security powered by ...

EE has launched its 5G Standalone (5G SA) network in the UK. In doing so, the telco becomes the third carrier in the country to launch 5G SA following Vodafone and Virgin Media O2. However, unlike ...

EE has released its Mobile Network data report from February to May 2020, tracking the changing trends and habits of the UK’s most used apps and services throughout lockdown. What it found was that in ...

A MAJOR UK mobile network has warned that a long-running service will be shut down completely after 35 years. The move will see its 2G network switched off, rather than the entire mobile network.

EE is launching its 5G network in six UK cities on May 30th. EE said that Belfast, Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, London, and Manchester, will be the first cities to get 5G, and that this year will ...

Finally, after gaining approval from UK regulator Ofcom, Everything Everywhere announced today that it's calling its incoming 4G service EE. It's a new company, new network and a new brand, we're ...