UKers hoping for a hasty rollout of Everything Everywhere's 4G LTE network are apt to be sorely disappointed, as regulation entity Ofcom has shoved back the general decision on its proposal. We're told that the ruling can be moved from April 17th to May 8th, with the verdict made to present stakeholders more time to reply. With the extra weeks, folks like O2 and Vodafone are expected to voice their very own thoughts (read: objections) at the matter, likely declaring that its proposal would give Everything Everywhere the lion's share of spectrum within the 1,800MHz range. For now, we'll need to be patient what sort of rebuttals are cooked up, and if history is any guide, we're guessing one or two more delays would be making themselves known before we get a certain answer by some means.
From WhatNewsToday.net
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