TIM (Telecom Italia Mobile) seems to have entered into the UMA (Unlicensed Mobile Access) VoIP domain back last year. Today I saw their UMA offer in a TIM shop in Roma which includes the UMA Wifi capable Samsung SGH-P200 GSM/EDGE phone and a Wifi Access Point together with an ADSL subscription (see picture). It's the first time I hear of this and an Internet search has also not uncovered a lot of evidence of a major breakthrough of the service so far. Anyone from Italy got an opinion on this? For more on UMA take a look at this blog entry.
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I thought Orange's Unik offer was based on UMA.
It has been available for months in France. But I have no clues about its success.
Posted by: Charlie Echo | March 15, 2007 at 12:22 PM