MICROSOFT and BRITISH TELECOM to provide mobile services in 40 countries.
Published:
1 March 1999 y., Monday
Microsoft and British Telecommunications will work together to develop a new range of Internet, intranet and corporate data services for mobile customers worldwide. As a result, users of mobile devices in 40 countries for the first time will be able to securely access a wide range of Microsoft Internet and corporate applications including email, calendar information, personalized Web content and online information services.
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