Landline internet
Mobile Internet
TV StreamingEE, originally launched in 2010 as Everything Everywhere, was a joint venture between two European telecom giants, Deutsche Telekom and Orange S.A.
In 2013, EE made history by launching the first 4G network in the UK, establishing itself as an innovator in the UK telecom sector. In 2016, BT Group, a leading UK telecommunications and broadband provider, acquired EE.
This acquisition marked a significant step in merging fixed-line and mobile services into a more comprehensive offering, positioning BT to compete more effectively with other full-service telecom providers.
EE mobile services
EE provides a wide range of telecommunications services to both consumers and businesses.
Mobile plans:
- Mobile contracts and pay-as-you-go plans: EE offers a variety of options for customers, from affordable pay-as-you-go packages to more expensive contract deals with additional benefits.
- International Roaming: EE also provides roaming options for customers who travel abroad, including "Roam Abroad" plans and access to EE's global network of partner networks.
Broadband through its partnership with BT:
EE provides home broadband packages that include fiber optic connections, delivering high-speed internet.
EE mobile network infrastructure
- 4G and 5G Networks: EE has one of the most extensive and reliable mobile networks in the UK. In 2012, it launched the UK’s first 4G LTE network and has continued to expand its coverage. It remains a leader in the 5G rollout, having launched the UK's first 5G network in 2019, and rapidly expanded its coverage across cities.
- Coverage: EE claims to have the largest 4G network in the UK, reaching over 99% of the population, and the operator’s 5G network coverage is steadily increasing, with multiple cities already covered.