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3G licences

Darz0re · 2005-07-08 19:57:25

Read here Apart from the Big news above does anyone know the differences between a 'A' licence and a 'B' licence?? cheers

08-07-2005 7:57pm

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Darz0re

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Read here

Apart from the Big news above does anyone know the differences between a 'A'
licence and a 'B' licence??

cheers

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#2 08-07-2005 8:07pm

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One of the main differences is the amount of coverage they have to have by a certain date..

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#3 09-07-2005 2:23pm

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I believe the A liecence gives more spectrum than the B liecences. The non existing operator (also "3") was given one in the UK too as I think it's meant to make their life easier than the existing operators. I'm trying to remember as it's been a long time since I read about this stuff so could be talking total arse :cool:

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#4 10-07-2005 11:23am

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3 are compelled by comreg to allow virtual mobile operators on their 3G network whereas Vodafone and O2 aren't

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