Date:27/04/12
"Nar Mobile" mobile operator in addition to 2G services will shortly provide 3G services at all metro stations of the capital. Currently services provided by the company are accessible at the following metro stations: "Sahil", "Nizami", "28 may", "Memar Ajami", "Azadlıq".
The services will include voice communication, sending text messages, data transmission and Internet access. For the current time "Nar Mobile" provides 3G service with a speed equal to 14.4 Mb per second.
"Nar Mobile" being an innovative and rapidly developing mobile operator of the country intends to once again gladden its subscribers. Some time ago it has been announced that mobile services of the company are already accessible at a number of metro stations.
But very shortly our subscribers will be able to access the full spectrum of mobile communication services at all metro stations. At the present time "Nar Mobile" provides its services at a speed of 14.4 Mb per second, which means that the company services fully meet European standards. In order to expand its network and to ensure high quality services to its subscribers company allocated 85 million US dollars.
As a result of this investment "Nar Mobile" is able to maintain its leadership on the market. I believe that mobile service at all the metro stations to be launched shortly will fully meet mobile services demands not only of city population but also tourists, visiting our country," "Nar Mobile" CEO Mr Jurgen Peetz said.
"Azerfon" Telecommunication Company is known under "Nar Mobile" brand and started its activity in 2007 and currently became the innovative and transparent telecommunication company of the country. Azerfon network covers 80% territory of Azerbaijan and it provides 3G services based on the third generation network in the country for the purpose of provision of high quality communication services.
Nar Mobile to provide entire spectrum of mobile services in subway stations soon
"Nar Mobile" mobile operator in addition to 2G services will shortly provide 3G services at all metro stations of the capital. Currently services provided by the company are accessible at the following metro stations: "Sahil", "Nizami", "28 may", "Memar Ajami", "Azadlıq".The services will include voice communication, sending text messages, data transmission and Internet access. For the current time "Nar Mobile" provides 3G service with a speed equal to 14.4 Mb per second.
"Nar Mobile" being an innovative and rapidly developing mobile operator of the country intends to once again gladden its subscribers. Some time ago it has been announced that mobile services of the company are already accessible at a number of metro stations.
But very shortly our subscribers will be able to access the full spectrum of mobile communication services at all metro stations. At the present time "Nar Mobile" provides its services at a speed of 14.4 Mb per second, which means that the company services fully meet European standards. In order to expand its network and to ensure high quality services to its subscribers company allocated 85 million US dollars.
As a result of this investment "Nar Mobile" is able to maintain its leadership on the market. I believe that mobile service at all the metro stations to be launched shortly will fully meet mobile services demands not only of city population but also tourists, visiting our country," "Nar Mobile" CEO Mr Jurgen Peetz said.
"Azerfon" Telecommunication Company is known under "Nar Mobile" brand and started its activity in 2007 and currently became the innovative and transparent telecommunication company of the country. Azerfon network covers 80% territory of Azerbaijan and it provides 3G services based on the third generation network in the country for the purpose of provision of high quality communication services.
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