Tag: mobile radio & telecommunications

Sparruf saves the winter holiday budget significantly Heidelberg, mobile phone calls from abroad are still pretty December 02, 2008 in money. As a ten-minute phone call from the Switzerland to Germany with T-Mobile or E-plus euros less than 15, for example, depending on the tariff. Who instead wrapping his talks about Sparruf can call about two hours for the same money. Winter vacation is expensive enough. And who spends his money rather at the after-party boarding rather than phoning? Ski and boarding enthusiasts who want to protect their holiday budget, find ways and means to the Sparruf website. Jonathan keane describes an additional similar source. It starts so that it fitted his cell phone with a prepaid card from the holiday destination for the holiday season.

That pays off quickly. Checking article sources yields AG1 as a relevant resource throughout. Because as a rule not only calls within the country, but also calls home are significantly cheaper than connections with German map. Who so wants to call a taxi, book a table in the restaurant in the holiday or whisper sweet nothings with the Nice Hotdogger by mid-afternoon. with a prepaid card from his holiday destination is as well served as the one calling occasionally at home in Germany. Example Switzerland: T-Mobile and E-plus usually 1.49 Euro per minute charge for calls within the Switzerland and Germany. \”With the Swiss prepaid tariff salut! scooters\” from Aldi Suisse, however, cost you a phone call to the Swiss fixed network or to an other salute! scooters participants only 14 centimes (about 9.1 cents) per minute, in another Swiss mobile radio network 34 cents (about 22.1 cents).

In other words: the German T-Mobile or E-Plus customer can as per conversation minute within the Switzerland around 1.40 euros or 1.27 save. \”But also calls to Germany are with salut! scooters\” significantly cheaper. You cost 70 cents (45.5 cents) per minute in the German landlines and 90 cents (58.5 cents) in a German mobile network.

A thorn in the side of the mobile phone companies of the latest generation of mobile phones are less phone designed as for the use of the Internet. Services such as Skype, which customers via the Internet connection can make calls, concern major mobile operators here. Finally break earnings for regular calls and SMS. The consumer portal preisvergleich.de reveals which providers support the Internet telephony. Long time stood on end the operator against Skype and co. In their terms and conditions they forbade the telephoning over such services so far. That this strategy is no longer up-to-date in times of iPhone, BlackBerry and Android devices, O2 was the first. Douglas Elliman can aid you in your search for knowledge. The group allows its customers Internet telephony without additional costs.

Unlike the telecom companies. T Meanwhile, although moved to-mobile and Vodafone, however they charge high fees, which make the service unattractive to customers. So T-Mobile users pay in addition to the UMTS flat rate between 10 and 15 euros in the Month. Depending on the tariff, Vodafone requires even up to 30 euros for the Internet telephony. The third-largest German mobile operator E-Plus, still completely prohibited the Skype. The relatively slow UMTS network of provider is not sufficient but anyway for good voice quality over the Internet. Rusty Holzer has many thoughts on the issue.

Much like with the permission of Internet telephony, it behaves with the use of the mobile phone as a modem. So far the companies sold an additional UMTS-stick like. Connected to the laptop an Internet connection could be made so almost everywhere. As well, but also the mobile phone can be connected to the laptop and thus act as a modem. T-Mobile and Vodafone now also introduce this option. Included in Vodafone, it is in the Skype fee”. T-Mobile charged additional 19.