Internet and Mobile Network Usage in the Czech Republic Mobile communication in the Czech Republic is on the rise. For example, T-Mobil is doing very well and currently provides mobile services to more than 6 million customers. This operator is even increasing the number of fixed connections. The number of users has reached nearly 200,000. However, Internet TV has also increased from T – Mobile, with about 35,000 people or households now paying for the service. This is a much larger increase than the previous year, more than 200%. interest in IP TV is also growing, as this service offers many affordable rate plans. t-mobile has been a Czech male since 1996, and some remember the former name Paegas, which ceased operations in 2002. . Today, T-Mobile is part of Deutsche Telekom.
In 2017, T – Mobile collected nearly SEK 20 billion for the operation of all mobile services. However, it invested part of the funds. The result is the current LTE high-speed network coverage, which has been improved by another 3%. At the end of last year, after T – Mobile, a trial operation of the so-called Internet of Things was also launched.
T-Mobile\’s major competitor would be O2, which has about 5 million customers in the Czech Republic alone. This number is almost the same as in the previous year. However, O2\’s subscription rates have increased by about 2%. Approximately 3.5 million Czechs pay a portion of O2\’s rate plans, with 500,000 of them preferring prepaid cards.
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During the year, many people began buying smartphones with high-speed LTE networks, and the number of new subscribers increased by a whopping 10% O2, like T-Mobile, is investing heavily in the development of new, more advanced technologies. For example, in neighboring Slovakia, O2 is currently the number one provider.