T-Mobile has been rated the UK\u2019s number one mobile broadband network in Q1 2009 following independent tests conducted by P3 Solutions.<\/p>\n
Test house P3 Solutions measured customer experiences of all major mobile broadband suppliers during peak usage hours in 16 UK cities.<\/p>\n
The results found T-Mobile to be fastest for web browsing on popular sites like Google and the BBC while uploading files to the web was found to be 44% faster with T-Mobile compared to its closest mobile broadband competitor.<\/p>\n
The company was also found to deliver the fastest email performance, while the consistent speed of its mobile broadband network was also highlighted.<\/p>\n
Emin Gurdenli, Chief Technology Officer, T-Mobile UK, said: \u201cThis programme of regular, independent testing is playing a crucial role in helping us improve and shape our Mobile Broadband service.”<\/p>\n
\u201cThe fact that we have come out top for three quarters in a row shows this approach is yielding real benefits to customers in terms of improved network performance and reliability.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cThis has been achieved at a time of unprecedented growth in the number of our mobile broadband customers, which has driven an increase in total data traffic of more than 300% since mobile broadband hit the market in late 2007.\u201d<\/p>\n
These new results follow YouGov\u2019s most recent survey of more than 2,000 mobile broadband users, which ranked T-Mobile first for six customer satisfaction measures, including network coverage.<\/p>\n
T-Mobile broadband prices start from \u00a310 per month for up to 4.5Mb speeds and include a free USB modem stick. Readers are advised to visit the t-mobile.co.uk<\/a> website for more information, or our T-Mobile Broadband<\/a> review.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" T-Mobile has been rated the UK\u2019s number one mobile broadband network in Q1 2009 following independent tests conducted by P3 Solutions. Test house P3 Solutions measured customer experiences of all major mobile broadband suppliers during peak usage hours in 16 UK cities. The results found T-Mobile to be fastest for web browsing on popular sites<\/p>\n