Lima, Peru | Thursday 07 August 2008 14:53 | |
Peruvians trust more in the internet than any other means of communication, revealed a study done by the University of Lima Public Opinion Group.
The war between Spain's Telefonica and Mexico's Telmex to attract the highest number of mobile telephone, land line, internet and cable customers has spilled onto the streets, reported Expreso daily.
Peru's President Alan Garcia announced Friday morning that a project had been launched to provide the country's poorest regions with wireless telephones.
Peru's mobile phone penetration rate (the number of active mobile phone numbers within a specific population) will increase 27.3 percent, estimated Nokia Peru on Thursday.
Cellular phone users will be unable to make phone calls on Saturday April 5 from 12 a.m. - 7a.m., at which time new software will be set up by service providers, said Cayetana Aljovín.
(LIP-ir) -- Peru's telecommunications regulating agency, OSIPTEL, has placed a 2.8 million-sol fine on telecommunications companies in the Andean country for deficient and defective phone systems before and after the August 15 earthquake.
(LIP-ir) -- Peru's Ministry of Transportation and Communications announced that beginning April 5, cellular phone numbers in Peru would have 9 digits instead of 8.
(LIP-ir) -- People that wish to make phone calls from a Telefonica del Peru (TdP) payphone will now be able to do so for less money and speak longer.
(LIP-ir) -- After beating Telmex Peru and the STM-Valtron consortium for a 450MHz fixed wireless license, Mobile telecommunications provider, Movistar Peru has won its second concession in the past few weeks.
(LIP-ir) -- From January to October of this year there have been 5,193 cases of people stealing telephone cables, affecting over seven hundred thousand users across Peru, said the telephone service provider, Telefonica del Peru (TdP).
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