Kall me, wherever you are

Etisalat has introduced roaming service Kallemni for its Wasel customers. Now it is much easier to stay in touch while out of the country.

Mobile credit on the go

Dubai-based MVP Tech has introduced a toll-free recharging service for Al-Wasel prepaid mobile phone service users. Using this service, users will no longer have to hunt for shops selling prepaid telephone cards, if they find themselves cut off mid-conversation.

Find out what you’ve missed

UAE incumbent telco Etisalat has improved its mobile phone offer with the launch of a new service that sends users details of missed calls by text message (SMS).

Fake SIM card warning

Etisalat is warning customers against using duplicate SIM cards from illegal sources, and is advising customers to use Etisalat’s Tawam service to avoid any risks or problems.

Ready for anything

Next year UAE incumbent operator Etisalat is set to face competition for the first time in its history. It is a development that does not surprise the incumbent, as it believes it is doing enough to prepare its staff and infrastructure to offer a superior service to that of the new competitor. Etisalat chief executive officer Mohammed Hassan Omran speaks about the company’s current focus, and the ‘ammunition’ it possesses to keep the competition at bay.

Show of strength

The opening up of the region’s telco services next year means Etisalat faces competiton for the first time in its history. Mohammed Hassan Omran reveals how the giant intends to hold on to its customers

Getting Ahead

Saudi Arabia’s mobile market is experiencing rapid growth as monopoly operator, Saudi Telecoms Company, gears up for competition. However, it will not be plain sailing for the telco as a series of telecoms markets are also expected to open up over the next few months

Capacity booster

3G technology has been present commercially for more than three-and-a-half years, and as operators’ high-speed networks become an integral part of their transport networks, it appears 3G is being utilised as a capacity booster for voice services rather than a carrier of mobile data content.

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