There's better news on getting faster 4G mobile data in the UK. Two carriers, Vodafone and O2 have agreed to share their masts and technology to get 4G up and running as fast as they can.
Of course, it will also save them money and will mean less choice for phone users as both will be offering the same coverage.
Vodafone and O2 had to do a deal in the face of the merger of Orange and T-Mobile (Everything Everywhere) into the UK's largest network.
But the roll-out still depends on the Government auctioning the 4G spectrum, which has already been much delayed because of bickering between the networks.
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