2degrees

2degrees today announced the appointment of Mike Davies as its new Chief Technology Officer.

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New Zealand's newest mobile provider has continued its rapid growth, winning the support of more than a million Kiwi consumers and businesses after just three years in the market.

New partnership with Snapper lets customers pay with mobile phone instead of Snapper cards.

Mobile operator 2degrees is now serving 875,656 customers after two and a half years in the market, with more than 275,000 ported numbers from other provider.

2degrees is also including a data SIM card preloaded with 2GB of Mobile Broadband Zone data with each MediaPad.

Featuring powerful ‘Dual-Core' technology, the new top-of-the-line device powered by Android is the first of its kind to be made available to New Zealanders.

‘Smartphone for everyone' is first NZ device based on latest Android 2.2 operating system.

2degrees has rolled out the welcome mat, literally, with the launch of their first retail stores.

On Saturday 28 August at 12.52pm a mobile user ported their Telecom 027 number to 2degrees, and in the course of doing so became the 100,000th customer to port their mobile number to New Zealand's newest mobile network.

The first two handsets to be released on the 2degrees networks are the LG GS108 and the LG GU285.

New Zealand's third mobile operator 2degrees was previously a member of the TCF, but left in early 2009.

The company is clearly placing bets on enticing iPhone users who signed up for two year contracts back in July 2008 when Vodafone launched the first of these devices in the country, and will soon be free to port their numbers to other mobile networks if they feel so inclined - and if they see...

In its first six months of operation, 2degrees has halved the standard published prepaid rate for calling from 89 cents to 44 cents a minute. It has further dropped the standard prepaid text rate from 20 cents to 9 cents.

In its first six months of operation, 2degrees has halved the standard published prepaid rate for calling from 89 cents to 44 cents a minute. It has further dropped the standard prepaid text rate from 20 cents to 9 cents.

In its first six months of operation, 2degrees has halved the standard published prepaid rate for calling from 89 cents to 44 cents a minute. It has further dropped the standard prepaid text rate from 20 cents to 9 cents.

Mobile number portability gives consumers the ability to keep their existing mobile phone number if they change telecommunications providers.

2degrees Mobile has written to Telecom requiring it to withdraw from circulation its newly issued Telecom Discover Brochure Nov/Dec 2009 and Telecom Discover Prepaid Brochure Nov/Dec 2009. The company considers certain claims made in the Brochures to be misleading and deceptive, and in breach of...

Third New Zealand mobile operator set to release 3G mobile services throughout 2010. 3G services will be available wherever 2degrees coverage is available and roaming agreement with Vodafone to be extended.

New Zealand's newest mobile operator 2degrees has discovered a bug in the "Your 2degrees" and "Online Store" sections of its website and has taken them down temporarily.