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SnoopZ 06-11-2019 20:33

Re: Virgin moving to Vodafone in 2021
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jb66 (Post 36016301)
wifi calling?

Doesn't Virgin have WiFi calling as EE do?

nodrogd 06-11-2019 20:49

Re: Virgin moving to Vodafone in 2021
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 36016315)
Doesn't Virgin have WiFi calling as EE do?

No. They had the facility to make use of your inclusive landline calls via WiFi (it was called Smartcall), but they dropped it a couple of years ago.

jb66 06-11-2019 20:59

Re: Virgin moving to Vodafone in 2021
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 36016315)
Doesn't Virgin have WiFi calling as EE do?

I wish

Maggy 06-11-2019 22:18

Re: Virgin moving to Vodafone in 2021
 
Vodafone. Reasonable coverage but crap website.

JMcB 07-11-2019 00:40

Re: Virgin moving to Vodafone in 2021
 
Do we have a way of comparing the 2 network services

Mr K 07-11-2019 10:00

Re: Virgin moving to Vodafone in 2021
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JMcB (Post 36016330)
Do we have a way of comparing the 2 network services

You can check coverage here:-
https://store.virginmedia.com/virgin...e-checker.html
https://maps.vodafone.co.uk/coverage...ration=partner

EE (i.e. Virgin) wins over Vodafone for me.

SnoopZ 07-11-2019 11:11

Re: Virgin moving to Vodafone in 2021
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36016345)
You can check coverage here:-
https://store.virginmedia.com/virgin...e-checker.html
https://maps.vodafone.co.uk/coverage...ration=partner

EE (i.e. Virgin) wins over Vodafone for me.

And me too, i only get 2 bars for outdoors only with Vodaphone, so it's bollocks.

cheekyangus 07-11-2019 11:29

Re: Virgin moving to Vodafone in 2021
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36016345)
You can check coverage here:-
https://store.virginmedia.com/virgin...e-checker.html
https://maps.vodafone.co.uk/coverage...ration=partner

EE (i.e. Virgin) wins over Vodafone for me.

The VM one isn't working for some reason, but the Vodafone one says full (4 bars) for 2, 3 and 4G. Which surprised me.

SnoopZ 07-11-2019 11:56

Re: Virgin moving to Vodafone in 2021
 
Working for me i get full coverage with EE.

japitts 11-11-2019 08:13

Re: Virgin moving to Vodafone in 2021
 
Almost certainly strategic, it removes one big obstacle to Liberty & Vodafone getting closer.

It's surprising how many people probably think that Virgin Mobile is an actual network operator, their marketing is rather good at hiding the virtual bit. Then being somewhere between surprised and upset when they get told that feature xyz isn't available.

cheekyangus 11-11-2019 09:46

Re: Virgin moving to Vodafone in 2021
 
I think Virgin Mobile was the first Virtual network operator in the World, they certainly were in the UK, and it's been so long since they launched most people just assume it's a proper one.

japitts 11-11-2019 15:17

Re: Virgin moving to Vodafone in 2021
 
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Originally Posted by cheekyangus (Post 36016790)
I think Virgin Mobile was the first Virtual network operator in the World, they certainly were in the UK, and it's been so long since they launched most people just assume it's a proper one.

Indeed, and with Virgin being (rightly) reluctant to correct such things.. it just goes to show that the worst thing you can do in telecoms is to assume!!

Derekb108 13-11-2019 20:47

Re: Virgin moving to Vodafone in 2021
 
I've got a feeling that the Vodafone deal is only the beginning, I mean why haven't we progressed to the new "Horizon" pvr yet and Christmas is coming up opon quick....

Stephen 13-11-2019 21:30

Re: Virgin moving to Vodafone in 2021
 
I guess it could pay the way for Vodafone to get tv services using VM.

Vodafone were supposed to launch a tv services 3 years ago. But it was cancelled right before launch. They had spent a lot on it and had cloud storage facilities for recordings. VM could perhaps use that.

RichardCoulter 14-11-2019 11:08

Re: Virgin moving to Vodafone in 2021
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 36017035)
I guess it could pay the way for Vodafone to get tv services using VM.

Vodafone were supposed to launch a tv services 3 years ago. But it was cancelled right before launch. They had spent a lot on it and had cloud storage facilities for recordings. VM could perhaps use that.

Which would nicely tie in with the V6 starting to record to the cloud as has been speculated for some time. Inside the V6 it is essentially two boxes, one designed for recording to the cloud and the other bit currently used for recording.


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