T-Mobile launch interactive campaign around mobile Internet

T-Mobile launches' Wendy 'who plays the leading role in a new internetspel: Wendy's World. Through short comic films Wendy accompanies the player to different locations, where they use the Internet on her cell phone. Through hints - which also leaves Wendy Hyves - is to find out where they go to them. Who the final destination of Wendy on www.wendyswereld.nl discovered, can win a mobile phone. From 10 april gives T-Mobile three months of daily Nokia N73 road.

Pim van der Feltz, Marketing Director T-Mobile Netherlands: "More and more people discover how easy and fun it is to be able on their mobile internet. This is true not only for business users, but increasingly also for consumers. With the advent of hip devices suitable for mobile Internet use, Internet on your cell phone increasingly attractive to a broader audience. With mobile Internet, it is easy to anywhere to view the latest news, e-mail to check, something to 'google' and maintaining contact with friends through communities as Hyves. On the basis of the game in Wendy's World let us see how mobile Internet can be useful in daily life. "

Cooperation with Hyves
Hyves plays an important role in Wendy's World. Wendy has its own profile http://wendyswereld.hyves.nl, which is used to during the game a hint on the profile of the player. Other Hyvers can leave a post on the profile of Wendy. Extraordinary is the video gadget at Wendy's Hyves. This is a personalized video Hyvers able to download and can continue on their profile. Visitors to this profile see their own profile than back in the video. Wendy works daily in her profile. Through an e-mail application in Wendy's World, the game is also easy to send to others.

web'n'walk
Consumers who want a mobile phone anywhere Internet and e-mailing, can opt for subscription web'n'walk of T-Mobile. With Pocket Internet Total user pays 9.50 euros per month inc VAT, which they can unlimited Internet.

About T - Mobile
With an annual turnover of 1.138 trillion euros and over 2.55 million active customers in the Netherlands (31 december 2006) T-Mobile holds a solid number 3 position on the Dutch market. T-Mobile offers products and services for both consumers and business users. T-Mobile in the Netherlands has a very modern mobile network for voice and data services and an extensive network of HotSpots, where users have a very high-speed mobile Internet access.

T-Mobile expands portfolio with ExpressCard hardware for mobile broadband Internet

With the new web 'n' walk ExpressCard offers from T-Mobile now also a web 'n' walk card that is suitable for laptops with an ExpressCard slot. More and more laptops are now equipped with a smaller ExpressCard slot, the successor to the PCMCIA slot.

Try and Buy
T-Mobile offers users from 16 april 2007de possibility of the new web'n 'walk ExpressCard to try. In one of the 41 T-Mobile Shops and other business outlets of T-Mobile ExpressCard can be removed and tested for two weeks. After this period the customer has the option flatfee an Internet subscription from T-Mobile to conclude that he was against a fixed amount per month can make unlimited use of mobile broadband Internet in the Netherlands via the network of T-Mobile. The web 'n' walk ExpressCard is available in combination with Internet and Internet Total Total Plus. Total Internet is now temporarily available from 32.50 euros per month.

Web 'n' walk ExpressCard
The web 'n' walk ExpressCard is suitable for GPRS, UMTS, HSDPA and Wi-Fi. The card supports Windows 2000 Pro / XP / XP Pro / Vista and from the end april also MacOS. Furthermore, the datacard on quad band technology so that anywhere in the world use can be made.

T-Mobile Netherlands solid growth seen in late 2006

Today presents T-Mobile UK on the annual 2006. In the fourth quarter there were 86,000 new customers. T-Mobile thus passed the important milestone of 2.5 million customers and brought the total number of customers at the end of 2006 at 2,552,000, an increase of over 10% over the previous year. The total turnover in 2006 amounted to 1138 billion, a growth of 7% over 2005. The average revenue per user (ARPU) remained stable at 38 euros. EBITDA for the full year amounted to 189 million euros, an increase of 7.4%.

Hans van Leeuwen, Finance Director T-Mobile Netherlands: "Despite lower fees to dealers and reduced subsidies on handsets, a movement that last summer we have deployed, T-Mobile in 2006 show that it is possible even in a saturated market to grow. The January 2006 launched prijsplan T-Mobile Flex has a clear contribution to growth. Our customers called in 2006 over 11% more and thus the number of minutes spent over 3.5 billion in 2006. We see also that the use of mobile Internet greatly increases. At the end of 2006 our customers had almost 25 Terabyte of data through our network consumed. That was twelve times as much as a year earlier. '

Investments
In 2006 T-Mobile invested 168 million Euro. The largest portion was invested in the construction and expansion of the april 2006 launched HSDPA network and with the further optimization of the GSM / GPRS network. Another part of the investment was used for opening new stores. In late 2006, the number of T-Mobile stores own 35. This number will be further expanded in 2007.

About T-Mobile
With an annual turnover of 1.138 trillion euros and over 2.55 million active customers in the Netherlands (31 december 2006) T-Mobile holds a solid number 3 position on the Dutch market. T-Mobile offers products and services for both consumers and business users. T-Mobile in the Netherlands has a very modern mobile network for voice and data services and an extensive network of HotSpots, where users have a very high-speed mobile Internet access.

T-Mobile Netherlands is part of T-Mobile International, one of the leading mobile communications companies in the world. As one of Deutsche Telekom's three strategic business units, T-Mobile concentrates on the most dynamic markets in Europe and the United States. The subsidiaries of Deutsche Telekom deliver at the end of 2006 mobile services to more than 106 million customers. They do this through a common platform based on GSM, the world's most successful digital wireless standard. T-Mobile is the only mobile communications provider in the world with seamless transatlantic service.

T-Mobile is also part of FreeMove, an alliance of the four leading European mobile operators - Orange, TIM (Telecom Italia Mobile), T - Mobile and TeliaSonera. This FreeMove supports its customers in their communication needs, when they are travelling abroad, in a way home as they are accustomed.

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Today presents T-Mobile UK on the annual 2006. In the fourth quarter there were 86,000 new customers. T-Mobile thus passed the important milestone of 2.5 million customers and brought the total number of customers at the end of 2006 at 2,552,000, an increase of over 10% over the previous year. The total turnover in 2006 amounted to 1138 billion, a growth of 7% over 2005. The average revenue per user (ARPU) remained stable at 38 euros. EBITDA for the full year amounted to 189 million euros, an increase of 7.4%.

Hans van Leeuwen, Finance Director T-Mobile Netherlands: "Despite lower fees to dealers and reduced subsidies on handsets, a movement that last summer we have deployed, T-Mobile in 2006 show that it is possible even in a saturated market to grow. The January 2006 launched prijsplan T-Mobile Flex has a clear contribution to growth. Our customers called in 2006 over 11% more and thus the number of minutes spent over 3.5 billion in 2006. We see also that the use of mobile Internet greatly increases. At the end of 2006 our customers had almost 25 Terabyte of data through our network consumed. That was twelve times as much as a year earlier. '

Investments
In 2006 T-Mobile invested 168 million Euro. The largest portion was invested in the construction and expansion of the april 2006 launched HSDPA network and with the further optimization of the GSM / GPRS network. Another part of the investment was used for opening new stores. In late 2006, the number of T-Mobile stores own 35. This number will be further expanded in 2007.

About T-Mobile
With an annual turnover of 1.138 trillion euros and over 2.55 million active customers in the Netherlands (31 december 2006) T-Mobile holds a solid number 3 position on the Dutch market. T-Mobile offers products and services for both consumers and business users. T-Mobile in the Netherlands has a very modern mobile network for voice and data services and an extensive network of HotSpots, where users have a very high-speed mobile Internet access.

T-Mobile Netherlands is part of T-Mobile International, one of the leading mobile communications companies in the world. As one of Deutsche Telekom's three strategic business units, T-Mobile concentrates on the most dynamic markets in Europe and the United States. The subsidiaries of Deutsche Telekom deliver at the end of 2006 mobile services to more than 106 million customers. They do this through a common platform based on GSM, the world's most successful digital wireless standard. T-Mobile is the only mobile communications provider in the world with seamless transatlantic service.

T-Mobile is also part of FreeMove, an alliance of the four leading European mobile operators - Orange, TIM (Telecom Italia Mobile), T - Mobile and TeliaSonera. This FreeMove supports its customers in their communication needs, when they are travelling abroad, in a way home as they are accustomed.

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T-Mobile innovates with the Ameo

T - Mobile brings a whole new type of device on the market: the Ameo. Especially include the fully detachable keyboard, the big screen, the impressive 8GB of internal memory and the ability to direct him to connect on a beamer. The device is ideal for mobile Internet en route to the Web 'n' Walk of T-Mobile. From early March, the Ameo exclusively at T-Mobile in silver color available through the various T-Mobile outlets.

Mobile convenience
The Ameo is the most complete PDA and with a size van13x10x2 centimeters and a weight of a small 350 grams it is a handy device. The Ameo makes mobile work easily because it has Windows Mobile 5.0 and it supports Microsoft Push e-mail. In addition, a large number of applications on the device present as Pocket Outlook, Internet Explorer and Office Mobile. Through HSDPA, the Ameo access to mobile broadband Internet so that users can also underway soon have information and applications. The integrated GPS navigation software can easily directly on the device be installed.

In addition to business applications is the Ameo also very suitable for viewing streaming videos, listening to music and making sharp photos with the 3-megapixel camera. Finally, the Ameo T-Mobile perfectly suited for example, travelers to the United States because this quad-band phone can be used on all GSM networks (850/900/1800/1900 band).

About T-Mobile
T-Mobile, the global mobile network in the Netherlands has 2.46 million active customers at the end of september 2006 and with a turnover of 286 million euros in the third quarter of 2006 holds a solid number 3 position on the Dutch market. T-Mobile offers products and services for both consumers and business users. T-Mobile in the Netherlands has a very modern mobile network for voice and data services and an extensive network of HotSpots, where users have a very high-speed mobile Internet access.

* Direct connection to beamer or TV.
* Speed mobile Internet via HSDPA and Wi-Fi.
* 5-inch TFT colour screen and fully detachable QWERTY keyboard.
* Integrated with 8GB hard drive memory.
* Integrated GPS.
* Excluding available from T-Mobile in the color silver.

T-Mobile Launched BlackBerry 8820

T-Mobile today announced the availability of the BlackBerry 8820 featuring built-in GPS and support for T-Mobile's HotSpot @Home service for Wi-Fi calling.
The BlackBerry 8820 helps people stay connected by offering Wi-Fi connectivity for voice and data, access to location-based applications and services, and a mobile experience for personal and corporate email.

With the T-Mobile HotSpot @Home mobile add-on plan, customers can enjoy unlimited, nationwide calling over any Wi-Fi network at home, across accessible corporate Wi-Fi networks or at T-Mobile HotSpot locations nationwide. When connected through Wi-Fi, access to information continues to include all of the BlackBerry platform's security features. Customers can also enjoy faster Web browsing at Wi-Fi speeds.

Using the BlackBerry 8820's built-in GPS and location-based applications, such as BlackBerry Maps, customers can navigate between meetings and locate the closest restaurant or use other advanced services such as TeleNav GPS Navigator to receive audible turn-by-turn directions to reach their next destination.

The quad-band phone also supports international roaming and is enabled for T-Mobile's myFaves service experience for one-click access to five people by instant messaging, emailing, texting or calling from the Home Screen. Key features include:

- Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE network support for international roaming
- Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g) connectivity for expanded coverage and faster Web browsing
- Supports T-Mobile HotSpot @Home, offering unlimited nationwide calling over any accessible Wi-Fi network
- Built-in GPS, BlackBerry Maps and support for TeleNav GPS Navigator
- T-Mobile myFaves capability, making it easy for customers to stay in touch with quick, one-click access for instant messaging, emailing, calling or texting their Fave 5 from the Home Screen
- BlackBerry Internet Service support allowing access to up to 10 supported email accounts, including most popular ISP email accounts such as Yahoo! Mail and Gmail
- BlackBerry Enterprise Server support, which tightly integrates with IBM Lotus Domino, Microsoft Exchange, and Novell GroupWise to provide secure push-based wireless access to email and other data, and features IT policy controls for managing usage and deployments
- Access to popular instant messaging clients: AOL Instant Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, Windows Live Messenger, Google Talk and ICQ
- Tactile full QWERTY keyboard for easy typing
- Intuitive user-interface with an easy-to-use trackball
- High-performance HTML browser for visiting Web sites
- A large, ultra-bright 320 x 240 px color display provides vibrant imagery and innovative light-sensing technology automatically optimizes brightness for indoor, outdoor and dark environments
- Advanced media player with search capabilities, stereo Bluetooth support (A2DP/AVRCP), dedicated volume controls and support for numerous audio and video formats including MP3, WMA, AAC, AAC+ and eAAC+, as well as support for polyphonic, MP3 and MIDI ringtones
- Roxio Media Manager for BlackBerry (included with BlackBerry Desktop Manager software), which allows users to manage media files, transfer them from their computer to the handset, create MP3 music files from CDs, add audio tags and album art, create playlists and easily convert files for optimal playback
- Numerous phone features with Speaker Independent Voice Recognition (SIVR) for Voice Activated Dialing (VAD), noise-cancellation technology to offset background noise, a low-distortion speakerphone for handsfree conversations, Bluetooth support for use with headsets, car kits and other Bluetooth peripherals, and intuitive call management features such as smart dialing, conference calling, speed dialing and call forwarding
- Expandable memory storage via microSD/SDHC expansion slot
- Dimensions: 4.49" x 2.60" x 0.55"
- Weight: 4.7 oz

As RIM's thinnest BlackBerry smartphone, the BlackBerry 8820 is available in a midnight blue finish.