[steadyontherem8]

I've been on o2 for about 2 months now and it just occurred to me that I had never heard of o2 having mobile tv. I just googled o2 mobile tv but all it said was a trial from 2005/06. Can someone answer this?

[Mattwood]

steadyontherem8, on 2008-01-05 21:28, said:

I've been on o2 for about 2 months now and it just occurred to me that I had never heard of o2 having mobile tv. I just googled o2 mobile tv but all it said was a trial from 2005/06. Can someone answer this?

not sure if they do their trial was with - aquias/NTL - and with NTL not being available anymore i'm not sure how the trail went!

[weirdwilli]

I dont have 3G so i couldnt see it anyways but i think the kindof thing they would do is text everyone with theyre new services in 2 days they have texed me 5/6 times!

[All_StaR]

o2 hasn´t MOBILE TV!
Vodafone has

[Step666]

The best place to findout is O2's website - link.

[Mattwood]

fast answer after that... no trial in 2005/6 and nothings since and we are in 2008 now.....

[steadyontherem8]

I found that link when I searched "o2 mobile tv" on google as well and there is not even a page on www.o2.co.uk about it! Anyway, I don't want Vodafone they charge too much fro calls- 30p a minute for first 3 or 5 (forgotten) minutes then 10p per minute after that. Would prefer to use o2 or Virgin (25p per minute first 3 mins, then 5p per minute after) or (15p per minute anytime- landline or mobile: prubably the best network for calling IMO) especially now my K800i is unlocked xD

[!0n]

personally speaking i'd say o2 followed by orange are best for * telephone * coverage in the uk but o2 do seem loathed to provide anything other than calls & text. i myself am looking to t-mobile & 3 now as i like using data & o2 are trying to say people don't want data! i find that bemusing really when they have 3g edge gprs & hsdpa.

i tried t-mobile a year ago for this purpose & found their basic signal to be appalling (obviously calls & text come first), probably explains why people like o2 can be so arrogant when it comes to content - they just want the broader income of calls & text. but they pull in the punters with feature-packed handsets yeah, right....

i'd be interested to know the percentages of people unlocking / debranding o2 payg handsets compared to others (just did this myself, which is mainly why i am here).