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Orange tries to postpone 3G launch in Sweden

K-based mobile operator Orange SA has filed an application with the Swedish authorities to postpone the deadline of its 3G mobile network build-up by three years to Dec. 31,2006, the Norwegian online news provider Nettavisen reports.

Orange reportedly also seeks a reduction of the required network coverage. It is currently obliged to cover 8,860,000 people but hopes that 8,300,000 would suffice.

Orange is one of many mobile operators that paid billions of euros for 3G licenses across Europe. Operators have been forced to delay or in some cases even drop plans for 3G services due to lack of technology, funds and customer interest.

 

 


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