[3GScottishUser]

We now have more than 250 registered users and 100's of guests visiting talk3g.co.uk every day.

The above is thanks to the membership who make the effort to post interesting and varied contributions about their 3G considerations and experience.

Welcome to our new members and a vote of thanks to all of those who have made this site a friendly community and knowledge base. Suggestions are always welcome and all of the mods here are happy to receive comments etc by e-mail or private message. If you have recently joined us and like the site (and our affiliates) please let your friends know by referring them to us.

Remember we have no sponsorship, advertising or commercial agenda and that makes us a unique 3G resource in the UK.

Thanks again to everyone for making talk3g.co.uk the busy, vibrant and interesting forum it has now become.

Cheers!!

[getti]

Il check my stats to see how many people have gone to Talk3G via Today On 3G and the other way around

[3GScottishUser]

Its noteworthy that many new contributers are known nicks that have chosen to come here to participate in discussions with some of the most experienced and enthuisastic 3G users in the UK.

This place has a lot more going on now than some others with 1000's more registered members. That is no surprise as the standards here are high and will remain so with proper effective moderation and management. The 3G topic will be the reserverd as the agenda and not personal nonsense. The lessons of the past have been learned.

[Ben]

I'd encourage visitors to read the two articles on this thread: https://talk3g.co.uk/showthread.php?p=5528

Both offer interesting insights into the realities of WCDMA as a standard, and the pro's and con's of such a system in contrast to GSM.

Everyone is welcome to submit articles of a similar length and standard in order to express their views and build on what has already been covered.