Pay-for-what-you-use proposal has been put forward by Orange, as a part of its iPad data plan pricing. With this, the 3G iPad users in Britain will now be accessible to buy a mobile broadband access from Orange, just as you each day or every day, weekly and monthly basis.

Orange has announced its decision not to pursue constructing its own broadband network across the UK, as the company has undergone a deal to pass it over to BT.

In return for taking the Orange's broadband work, BT will enable it company piggy-back off its own infrastructure.

Orange aims to give a challenge to US big players, Google's DoubleClick and Yahoo's Right Media in digital display market.

Orange is to introduce a pan-European online ad exchange in a deal with OpenX, the ad technology company that is headed by senior News Corporation Digital Chief, Jon Miller.

Orange and T-Mobile have indicated to surrender some of their combined allocation of broadcast spectrum, with the aim that the proposed merger goes ahead, which will result in T-Orange owning a total of 170MHz of broadcast spectrum, compared with Vodafone's 76MHz allocation and 3's 15MHz.

With the latest Apple iPad-related gossip making rounds that the newly-unveiled device features only a ‘micro’ SIM card compatibility for using mobile broadband, reports say that mobile operators O2 and Orange have placed bulk orders for these micro SIM cards.

In a fresh round of rumors about the forthcoming Apple tablet computer, which likely will be announced later this month, France Telecom deputy chief executive Stéphane Richard inadvertently “confirmed” that the rumored device will be accessible by customers of the France telecom-owned carrier, Orange.

An executive with wireless operator France Telecom implied that Apple is on the verge of releasing a tablet equipped with a Web cam, and offer 3G connectivity to its Orange customers across Europe.

Joining the league of the two main 'contactless' cards, payWave from Visa and PayPass from Mastercard, mobile phone firm Orange has partnered with Barclaycard to launch a new contactless credit card.

Orange customers should be happy as 3G and 3GS handsets of iPhone will be available for them from 10 November. It marks the end of a significantly exclusive two – year deal with the operator O2.

The German group Deutsche Telekom is in talks with three potential buyers of British unit T-Mobile UK. The three potential buyers are France Telecom, Telefonica and Vodafone.

It was informed that Vodafone and Telefónica have offered approximately £4 billion for the Deutsche Telekom subsidiary T-Mobile UK.