Bouygues Telecom offers its customers in need of 3 G Femtocell box

To improve the cover 3 G of his home, the Femtocell is the solution proposed by the operators. Bouygues Telecom offers housing applicants.

Even if Bouygues Telecom claims coverage of more than 80% of the Metropolitan French population in 3 G, it is clear that some of its mobile subscribers receive poorly (or not at all) the third generation network, especially inside. To address this, the operator launches to turn a Femtocell box, connected to the Internet, because domestic small antenna 3 G office, significantly improving the coverage and quality of service.

In the footsteps of SFR, Bouygues Telecom offers therefore customers wishing a Femtocell box. It is available, contact the customer service and explain deplore a receipt of poor quality of 3 G at his home. Bouygues Telecom will simply verify that the Subscriber has a subscription and equipment to receive the 3 G. Note that offers B & You are not eligible for the receipt of a Femtocell.

                                   

This package will be compatible with the Internet of any operator box and will allow up to four mobile lines Bouygues to take advantage of a better signal. Pros customers can also take advantage of this offer, but in their case, the implementation is charged 150 euros. Those who are afraid of potential harmful effects on the health, Bouygues Telecom is reassuring, explaining that the radio emission rate is very low, much lower than the regulations in force, and in accordance with the recommendations of who and the EU.

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Bouygues Telecom is Darty Telecom: objective quality of service

By purchasing Darty Telecom, Bouygues integrates a network of 226 stores that will be valuable to improve its customer service.

EUR 40 million, it is the sum that is poised to Bouygues Telecom to buy Darty Telecom, a subsidiary of the Kesa group. A sum high Darty Telecom to retrieve customer portfolio account (300,000 subscribers fixed and mobile subscribers 40,000), but more important perhaps than this, this purchase will allow Bouygues Telecom to invest 226 Darty stores while Darty will provide the client the Bouygues Telecom offers service.

Olivier Roussat, Director General of Bouygues Telecom, is pleased to have been able to conclude this transaction and indicates that it will allow Bouygues Telecom to "deploy its technologies in Darty stores, always very frequented by giving the customer a better experience and interlocutors of quality". No one is fooled, that offers low-cost (such as B & You) are kept by the operators to compete with Free Mobile, the latter have rely on customer support and quality of service to justify the price of their traditional offerings. And this movement fits perfectly to this strategy. Bouygues Telecom insists therefore on the assistance provided to the client, either on mobile or ADSL.

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A new era for Bouygues Telecom with the ranks soon presented

Bouygues Telecom will present his new Internet box in January. A new step for the Internet access provider...

It is next January 24 that Bouygues Telecom will throw the veil on its new BBox. Necessarily, it is an important step in the ISP where the box is now one of the best ways (with proposed subscriptions) stand out. See if Bouygues Telecom secret custody should therefore be a new innovation (he was the first operator to launch the quadriplay in France with Ideo), or if it will build on material and a more advanced interface still than offer SFR and Free with their offers Evolution and Revolution.

The BBox will soon change of look for an offer of "new generation" with the integrated

What we know to date, it is that this new BBox should be named ranks, will be manufactured by Samsung and will be especially "all-in-one", that is to say the same enclosure will integrate the modem/router and the TV decoder. It should embark on a processor Intel Atom this 4200, a hair more powerful than this 4100 of the Freebox Revolution to manage rich applications, games, 3D and HD video decoding. A box which should embark on a 350 GB, 1 GB RAM hard drive and a high-performance WiFi device to dispense with the CPL to deploy video streams even over long distances. In contrast, not Blu - ray player in the program.

It is through this computing power, associated with the proposed user experience and its packages, Bouygues Telecom account marking a difference with its competitors. To date, Bouygues Telecom has 1.1 million ADSL subscribers, is much less than SFR (4.8 million), Free (5 million) or Orange (9.5 million), but it is part of those who recruit the most new subscribers since long months.

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