T-Mobile UK and Orange UK officially integrate, with all employees now working for Everything Everywhere Limited.
June
A giant sofa is unveiled in London's Covent Garden by girl group The Saturdays, as T-Mobile customers are invited to star in its latest advertising campaign - 'Night In'.
May
T-Mobile UK and Orange UK unveil joint venture name (Everything Everywhere), leadership team, vision and plans.
April
T-Mobile UK and Orange UK joint venture officially formed.
T-Mobile enhances its Business Unlimited price plan for small businesses with the addition of free conference calling and compatibility with a range of Boosters.
March
Clearance given by European Commission for T-Mobile and Orange to merge UK operations.
T-Mobile launches Euro Broadband Boosters to pay per day and pay monthly Mobile Broadband customers. Customers have the opportunity to buy a range of Euro Broadband Boosters for online use in the EU giving them great value, visibility and control of their spending.
T-Mobile launches its new International Pass for prepay customers, allowing customers to stay in touch with friends and family around the world from as little as 5p per minute.
T-Mobile wins TV ad of the year at the British Television Advertising Awards for their early 2009 ad release 'dance'.
February
T-Mobile follows up the success of its first pay as you go Android with the T-Mobile Pulse Mini.
January
T-Mobile announces new Flexible Boosters which allow customers to adapt their plan each month to better suit their needs, including unlimited texts, unlimited internet on your phone, international calling, roaming, using your phone abroad, unlimited calls to landlines or unlimited calls to other T-Mobile customers.
T-Mobile becomes the headline sponsor for The T-Mobile Big Dance 2010, the world's biggest celebration of dance.
2009
December
T-Mobile launches the shareAnywhere business application on the Android™ platform. The tool is designed to help businesses share information about their products and services with customers and colleagues wherever they are.
November
Deutsche Telekom and France Telecom sign final agreement to combine T-Mobile UK and Orange UK into a 50:50 joint venture company.
T-Mobile makes a star out of aspiring musician, Josh Ward, by challenging him to create a supergroup just using text messages and the internet on his mobile phone.
October
T-Mobile offers its pre-pay customers unlimited free access to mobile internet for life on top of unlimited free texts, by topping up by £10 or more each month.
September
T-Mobile UK and Orange UK announce their intention to form a joint venture.
T-Mobile unveils its new Business Unlimited offer, a market-leading commitment to give small business users unlimited UK calls and texts for £30 a month with a free phone.
T-Mobile launches the Pulse - the world's first Android-based smartphone available on pay as you go.
T-Mobile unveils unlimited texts for life. By topping up just £10 over the course of a month, T-Mobile customers can ensure they never pay for a text again, and can use all of their credit on calls to friends and family.
July
T-Mobile launches its second Android-powered handset, the T-Mobile G2 Touch.
June
T-Mobile wins the Mobile Industry Award for Best Mobile Broadband.
May
Richard Moat is appointed Managing Director of T-Mobile UK.
T-Mobile tops YouGov mobile broadband customer satisfaction survey for second consecutive quarter.
T-Mobile is ranked No 1 for three quarters in row for mobile broadband network performance by independent test house P3 Solutions.
April
Launch of "pay once" concept for BlackBerry®smartphone. Single payment of £179.99 includes a BlackBerry® Pearl, with a year's unlimited email and internet access.
Srini Gopalan appointed Chief Marketing Officer. Srini was previously managing director of Capital One Bank, Europe.
Sales of the T-Mobile G1 with Google approach the 100,000 mark. T-Mobile confirms the launch of a second Android device later in 2009.
High-speed wireless internet service is launched on Virgin Train' West Coast Main Line. The Wi-Fi HotSpot service provides a wireless broadband connection throughout the entire journey.
Life's for Sharing brand campaign builds momentum with the new Sing-along television advert. 13,500 people gather at Trafalgar Square for a mass karaoke session, with international rock star Pink leading the crowds in song.
Business SIM-Plan launches, extending our SIM-only tariff to small businesses with up to 30 users.
March
Flext, the UK's original flexible tariff, delivers greater value with the inclusion of over 50 international calling destinations, the most popular 08 numbers, and voice mail.
YouGov survey conducted in January ranks T-Mobile first for mobile broadband customer satisfaction, winning nine out of 13 categories including reliability during the day, speed, getting connected and value for money.
February
A new corporate responsibility initiative, The Spark, generates ideas to combat social and environmental issues using mobile technology. T-Mobile volunteers will work with young people to create innovative projects.
Instant Email provides consumers fast access to their personal email direct from their mobile phone.
January
Life's for Sharing brand campaign kicks off with Dance advert featuring 350 dancers going through a varied routine at Liverpool Street station in London.
YouTube channel launched to provide customer support for T-Mobile G1. It includes tips, tricks and updated video clips.
2008
October
The T-Mobile G1 with Google is launched. The world's first handset to run on Google's Android open source software platform gives users the freedom to download unique applications from Android Market.
Good Call, T-Mobile's first corporate responsibility report in magazine format, is published. Designed to keep customers up to date on CR initiatives, the six-monthly report covers issues such as cyber bullying, recycling phones, volunteering, ethical procurement policies and the environment.
September
Pay per day Mobile Broadband is launched. The range of 1, 7 and 30-day packages offer fast and flexible internet access with no tie-in.
Heathrow Terminal 5 Wi-Fi HotSpot goes live.
Boosters give customers the power to personalise their price plans according to their needs. Boosters are available for talking and texting, for calling the UK from Europe, for making international calls and for internet access.
August
T-Mobile provides the complete Mobile Broadband experience with a new plan which includes of a laptop and a modem for customers signing up to 24-month contracts.
July
The PAYG International Pass gives customers discounted calls to the 50 most popular calling destinations.
More than 1.7 million customers opted in to receive "top up" PAYG rewards.
The charge for accessing the internet while travelling in EU countries is cut by 80%.
T-Mobile is the first mobile operator to deploy nationwide HSUPA capability, providing a fivefold increase in upload speeds of up to 1.4Mbps.
HSDPA-enabled 3G network is upgraded to 7.2Mbps, offering effective maximum speeds of 4.5Mbps within the M25 and 7 major cities.
June
T-Mobile launches a ground-breaking guarantee that customers get the best minutes allowance on the market at £30.
May
New post-pay portfolio launched. Combi is a simple monthly plan with a fixed number of minutes and texts. Solo is a SIM-only tariff offering market-leading value.
April
Introduction of Top Up & Stretch, giving PAYG customers who top up £10 between Monday and Friday an extra £10 credit to use on the weekend.
February
Strategic partnership formed with Yahoo!, making Yahoo! oneSearch the exclusive mobile search service for web'n'walk (now Internet on your phone) customers.
New price structures for the Business 1-Plan. Businesses with fewer than 30 connections receive double the amount of voice minutes at no added cost.
January
3G network consolidation gets underway with the formation of a 50:50 joint venture between T-Mobile and 3UK. This collaboration will create the UK's most extensive 3G network by 2010 and deliver close to nationwide 3G population coverage.
Mobile phone recycling is given a boost with the introduction of a scheme to return unwanted phones via a freepost bag in the box of all new handsets.
2007
T-Mobile enters SIM-only market with just SIM (now Solo).
Mobile Broadband launched introducing unlimited internet access at broadband speeds using a simple USB modem.
Wi-Fi service introduced on Heathrow Express.
T-Mobile wins Best Network at the What Mobile Awards.
T-Mobile launches MyFaves giving customers unlimited calls and texts to their five favourite people.
Flext has 2 million customers.
T-Mobile wins Online Retailer of the Year at the Mobile Choice awards.
New dedicated "child protection" website goes live, covering mobile safety issues with input and advice from the NSPCC.
T-Mobile wins Consumer Operator of the Year at the Mobile awards.
2006
Flext has one million new customers just seven months after launching.
web'n'walk (now Internet on your phone) becomes £7.50/month unlimited internet browsing option.
Flext wins Tariff Deal Of The Year at theMobile Consumer Choice Awards.
T-Mobile launches HSDPA, an enhancement to the 3G network delivering speeds up to 1.8Mbps.
T-Mobile launches Flext giving customers a monthly allowance to use on calls, texts, voicemail and picture messages to any UK network at any time.
Business 1-Plan launched as the UK's first tailored mobile tariff for SME and corporate users.
Launch of the employee volunteering scheme in partnership with TimeBank.
2005
web'n'walk (now Internet on your phone) launched, ushering in open internet access with flat-rate pricing for unlimited usage.
Launch of U-Fix, combining elements of PAYG with a monthly contract to offer customers the ultimate combination of flexibility and control.
Introduction of Content Lock, one of the industry's most advanced filtering systems which prevents children from viewing 18-rated material on their mobiles.
T-Mobile launches the world's first genuine broadband Wi-Fi service on trains for passengers on the London to Brighton route.
T-Mobile launches Mates Rates giving pay as you go customers 5p/minute calls and texts to other T-Mobile customers.
2004
3G network goes live paving the way for high speed data services
T-Mobile launches Wi-Fi in Heathrow, Gatwick and Glasgow airports enabling customers to easily access internet and email in transit
2003
T-Mobile launches Mix It (now U-Fix) allowing customers to choose a monthly price plan and 'pay as they go' for additional calls or services
T-Mobile launches Caller Tunes, the first personalised ringtone service in Europe
2002
One 2 One is re-branded as T-Mobile
T-Mobile becomes the first UK network to launch picture messaging
T-Mobile launches HotSpots in partnership with Starbucks allowing users to access high speed wireless internet while they sip
T-Mobile launches BlackBerry allowing customers to email, telephone, text message and browse the web on a handheld wireless device
2001
One 2 One launches Everyone enabling pay as you go customers to call any network at any time at one flat rate
1999
Deutsche Telekom acquires One 2 One
One 2 One launches Virgin Mobile, a 50:50 joint venture with Richard Branson's Virgin Group
