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BT's fixed/mobile Fusion lacks appeal – for now

BT's new Fusion service enables mobile phones to use BT’s fixed broadband lines from the home and is a breakthrough for the future, but not yet compelling enough to spark significant usage.

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Katja Ruud, Bhawani Shankar, Jouni Forsman

Published: 29 Jun 2005

BT's new Fusion service enables mobile phones to use BT’s fixed broadband lines from the home and is a breakthrough for the future, but not yet compelling enough to spark significant usage.

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BT's fixed/mobile Fusion lacks appeal – for now

BT's new Fusion service enables mobile phones to use BT’s fixed broadband lines from the home and is a breakthrough for the future, but not yet compelling enough to spark significant usage.

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