Orange unveils mobile email service

By Editorial Team (Friday, 18th July 2008)

Broadband and mobile provider Orange has announced the expansion of its Orange Mail Internet Service (OMIS).

OMIS is now available as a pay-as-you-connect service and costs £2.50 per month, excluding normal data costs. It is also available as an add-on bundle, starting at £5.11 per month for a 250 MB data allowance.

The service works on a range of handsets and provides customers with a low-cost, reliable and easy-to-use alternative to email on the phone.

Martin Lyne, director of small business at Orange, said OMIS is the telecom's response to customer requests for a mobile email solution that works with the devices they already own.

"For small business owners who don't want to waste time setting up a new service or learning to navigate a new phone, this is a perfect solution," he added.

OMIS is compatible with Nokia Series 40 and Nokia Series 60, as well as a range of Sony Ericsson devices.

Orange has more than 16.9 million customers in the UK, 15.8 million of whom are mobile customers, while the remaining 1.1 million are broadband users.

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