As per the reports, the UK mobile industry is leading the cheap mobile broadband arena in Europe.
The other leading European markets like France, Italy, Germany and Spain are still much expensive.
Expectations are high for the unprecedented rise in the number of broadband users in these five leading markets which may go up to 43 million in 2011 from the present 22 million in 2009.
More and more people in the UK are now opting for these deals to feel the freedom to surf the web anytime and anywhere.
When it comes to mobile phone deals, all leading mobile service providers such as T-Mobile and Vodafone keep offering new and improved deals.
Be it contract mobile phone or pay as you go deals, mobile users undoubtedly have a wide range of options to choose from.
There are a lot of online mobile shops which make buying a deal an altogether pleasant experience and also offer a number of freebies.
These sites also come up with a comparison model, where the interested buyer can compare amongst various deals and can opt for the one which goes in perfect sync with his needs.
So, there remains no need to visit any brick and mortar store.
However, coming back to mobile broadband service in the UK, "Slow Speed" is still a big disappointment for the users.
Most of the service providers make claims of offering speeds of up to 7.
2 Mb, but facts tell some other story.
During 2009, the average speeds in the country remained a little more than 1 Mb, which really makes the users cry.
However, as the industry watchers put it, with O2 testing for 4G for faster broadband speed, this is definitely a first step in the right direction.
The test showed the average speed to be around 8 Mb, a speed where the user can enjoy streaming videos and online games.
As a user, what should I expect in the coming days: Let's talk the industry as a whole.
Now, if it comes to mobile phone deals, the coming days are going to be really great for the users.
Mobile companies are leaving no stones unturned to fill the market with breath-taking deals to beat the ever-growing competition.
Be it contract deals, pay as you go or SIM only deals, the coming days are the happy ones.
However, the same is not that much true in the case of mobile broadband deals, at least in the near future.
But this should not make users feel dejected.
Network providers are now up to some serious business, with a view to offer some really good speeds to their customers and to increase their presence in the market.
Leading network provider O2 is the first one to take the initiative and plans to hit the UK market very soon with the 4G broadband.
And there is no denying the fact that this improved technology will act as a head-turner for other network providers and will make them soon to come out with a similar or better service.
The other leading European markets like France, Italy, Germany and Spain are still much expensive.
Expectations are high for the unprecedented rise in the number of broadband users in these five leading markets which may go up to 43 million in 2011 from the present 22 million in 2009.
More and more people in the UK are now opting for these deals to feel the freedom to surf the web anytime and anywhere.
When it comes to mobile phone deals, all leading mobile service providers such as T-Mobile and Vodafone keep offering new and improved deals.
Be it contract mobile phone or pay as you go deals, mobile users undoubtedly have a wide range of options to choose from.
There are a lot of online mobile shops which make buying a deal an altogether pleasant experience and also offer a number of freebies.
These sites also come up with a comparison model, where the interested buyer can compare amongst various deals and can opt for the one which goes in perfect sync with his needs.
So, there remains no need to visit any brick and mortar store.
However, coming back to mobile broadband service in the UK, "Slow Speed" is still a big disappointment for the users.
Most of the service providers make claims of offering speeds of up to 7.
2 Mb, but facts tell some other story.
During 2009, the average speeds in the country remained a little more than 1 Mb, which really makes the users cry.
However, as the industry watchers put it, with O2 testing for 4G for faster broadband speed, this is definitely a first step in the right direction.
The test showed the average speed to be around 8 Mb, a speed where the user can enjoy streaming videos and online games.
As a user, what should I expect in the coming days: Let's talk the industry as a whole.
Now, if it comes to mobile phone deals, the coming days are going to be really great for the users.
Mobile companies are leaving no stones unturned to fill the market with breath-taking deals to beat the ever-growing competition.
Be it contract deals, pay as you go or SIM only deals, the coming days are the happy ones.
However, the same is not that much true in the case of mobile broadband deals, at least in the near future.
But this should not make users feel dejected.
Network providers are now up to some serious business, with a view to offer some really good speeds to their customers and to increase their presence in the market.
Leading network provider O2 is the first one to take the initiative and plans to hit the UK market very soon with the 4G broadband.
And there is no denying the fact that this improved technology will act as a head-turner for other network providers and will make them soon to come out with a similar or better service.