2013-05-01
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Playing cards
One of the fun diversions I have had in my time was making playing cards. I did a whole chapter in my biography on this. My playing card des...
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Broadband services are a wonderful innovation of our time, using multiple frequency bands (hence the name) to carry signals over wires (us...
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For many years I used a small stand-alone air-conditioning unit in my study (the box room in the house) and I even had a hole in the wall fo...
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It seems there is something of a standard test string for anti virus ( wikipedia has more on this). The idea is that systems that look fo...
Ah, you corrected the typo. I was going to ask what a "RIPE A&A Voice SIM" was! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat's the story behind this - is there an article somewhere explaining what happened?
Cheers, Howard
Three pulled the plug on it, which is a real shame.
DeleteHappy to talk to any other mobile operators.
Still hoping for a replacement
DeleteThis is a shame, and seems sudden - indeed, AQL still have the service listed on their own website as available, presumably from a lack of update! Could Three's rationale for ending data+voice services apply to the data-only service as well, or is that safe?
DeleteI would expect O2 to be amenable to a suitable MVNO setup, with Fujitsu having previously delivered the integration side - of course, whether the prices could work or there would be enough volume to cover costs is the real question there.
A shame, just a few days ago I was thinking how nice it would be if I could port my landline and mobile to A&A and have proper integration between the two!
6 months notice, so not that sudden. I am assured data SIMs are no problem (i.e. are profitable).
DeleteHow come Three decided to pull the plug?
DeleteDo they not like the colour of your money?
ReplyDeleteI presume Three pulled it as it wasn't profitable enough - sadly they could have made it *much* more profitable if they'd got a decent plan in place on at least European roaming. I had a good number of potential customers who would have taken them up if only they did roaming...
ReplyDeleteAt least any replacement, not being on 3, will enable 2G handsets to be used. Do AA have any specific requirements of a provider?
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