Новости за 07.01.2019

(Telecompaper) German regional operator NetCologne and its subsidiary NetAachen said they will switch their TV signal from analogue to digital only in January...

(Telecompaper) Over 100 million devices featuring Alexa have already sold, Amazon SVP of devices and services Dave Limp told the Verge...

(Telecompaper) Samsung said it will be opening up upcoming QLED TVs to other voice assistants than its own Bixby, the Verge reported...

(Telecompaper) Makedonski Telekom said it has signed a delivery framework contract for IPTV set-top boxes. The contract is concluded for an indefinite period...

(Telecompaper) Charter Communications has announced the launch of its Spectrum TV App on Apple TV...

(Telecompaper) Belgian operator Proximus has pulled an ad shown on Flemish TV after numerous complaints, reports De Standaard...

(Telecompaper) Foxxum announced Profilo branded TVs and devices under OEM licence will be exclusively available with a Foxxum Smart TV App Store...

(Telecompaper) Italian MVNO Ringo Mobile has become the latest operator to announce that it will be shutting down this year, confirming to Mondo Mobile Web that it will be discontinuing its services imminently...

(Telecompaper) Subscription video-on-demand (SVoD) service Starz Play is aiming to consolidate its dominant regional market share over the next four years, after a...

(Telecompaper) Telefonica Germany has started to use its 2,100 MHz frequency range for its LTE network in southern Germany...

(Telecompaper) Samsung's new smart TVs will from the spring provide support for iTunes movies and TV shows, as well as Apple AirPlay 2...

(Telecompaper) Russian fixed operator TTK has introduced a new cooperation mode to regional operators working in Siberia. TTK has proposed to them a partnership...

(Telecompaper) Russian regional fixed operator Alliance Telecom, working in the Primorya region, has introduced a seasonal promotion of its pay-TV services...

(Telecompaper) Mobile operator Tele2 Russia plans to modify rates of calls to Moldova and Tajiksitan. New prices will apply to both retail and corporate subscribers...

(Telecompaper) Guinea-Bissau had 1.43 million mobile telephony users at the end of 2017, or 10.4 percent more than the previous year, according to the annual report published by regulator ARN...

(Telecompaper) UAE-based operator Du has waived the phone bills of a number of holidaymakers who returned to find they had charges totalling tens of thousands of dirhams, The National reported...

(Telecompaper) D-Link will unveil a new 5G router at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas that supports download speeds of up to 3 Gbps...

(Telecompaper) Azerbaijan mobile operator Azercell announced that its customer base using LTE services has exceeded 1 million...

(Telecompaper) Czech regulator CTU has updated the draft principles for the planned 700 MHz auction...

(Telecompaper) Apple has raised prices of its devices in Russia, reports Cnews.ru. The price hike is due to the increase in the VAT rate in the country, from 18...

(Telecompaper) The Competition Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina has given its go-ahead to M:tel for the purchase of cable operator Blicnet from Telekom Slovenije...

(Telecompaper) LG Electronics announced the release of its Q9 smartphone, featuring key elements from flagship models such as an AI camera and the LG Pay mobile payment system...

(Telecompaper) Spanish regional cable provider R, operating mainly in Galicia, has become the latest operator to launch carrier billing for Netflix subscriptions...

(Telecompaper) Spain's Aire Networks, which operates under the Ion Mobile brand, has introduced a new 10GB data, unlimited voice calls plan dubbed 'Caballo de...

(Telecompaper) The Telecompaper Stock Index European Telecoms made a nice gain during first few days of 2019 of 2.3 percent, leaving the EuroStoxx 50 index (+1.3%) behind. Tiscali (Italy) and QSC (Germany) were the winners, going up 21 and 12 percent, respectively. OTE, the Greek incumbent, was up 11 percent. KCOM of the UK (-6.7%), Turk Telekom (-5.6%) and Intred, the Italian fibre company (-5.4%), had a rough start to the year.