New mobile broadband from O2

Broadband customers can now get a mobile service from O2, as it launches its new internet service.

O2 Mobile Broadband allows access to the internet through a memory stick, which slots into the USB of a notebook computer - which could interest broadband customers looking for extra coverage while they are on the move.

Marketing director Sally Cowdry said: "We are confident our broadband services complete a great communication experience for our customers however they want to connect to the internet."

The operator has already launched its own broadband service, which was announced in October 2007. This is now backed up by mobile broadband with 3GB data usage.

It was also revealed earlier in the year that mobile phone customers who selected the Pay As You Go option from O2 would be eligible to receive the home broadband service from £7.50 per month - the same price that contract mobile phone customers had previously been offered.

source : http://www.broadband-finder.co.uk/