Broadband seen feeling O2 heat soon

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When it comes to phone services, European markets are often ahead of the curve, particularly when it comes to making the most out of mobile phones. Paying for parking or getting a drink from a vending machine via a mobile handset is all too common in Finland or Germany but effectively unheard of in the United States. Meanwhile, text-messaging had been flourishing in Britain years before U.S. users finally started getting into the quick-fingered mode of communication.


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