MSE News: Sainsbury's to launch mobile phone network with Vodafone

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"Sainsbury's has teamed up with Vodafone to create 'Mobile by Sainsbury's', which will launch later this summer..."
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Sainsbury's to launch mobile phone network with Vodafone

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jje
My work phone is on Vodafone an I am so often out of signal. This is in London not some rural village in Scottish mountains.
Is that Central London? Are you sure that doesn't happen to other networks in that area?
Different parts of London.
Vodafone are the worst. At least comparing to O2 and T-Mobile
No point if they come out with tariffs which are complete and utter rubbish.
Does your work phone have 3G900?
That was after the previous version of Sainsburys Mobile then, which had already existed for a while, from early 2001, with an innovative scheme which compared to a couple of dozen other monthly tariffs available and automatically matched the best, before they did a deal with Carphone Warehouse in April 2003 which altered it a bit
So it's odd that other news reports have it that Sainsburys will become the third UK supermarket chain with a mobile virtual network operation, when it was the first.
Vodafone have improved a lot data wise recently. But they still have huge areas of the UK with patch data.
Also they're not using the latest HSPA+ standard which is a bit of a let down.
I found the signal strength, battery life and data speed all improved when on O2 and now Vodafone (Ovivo) using 2G/3G at 900 MHz only.