Einige interessante Aussagen aus der Analystenkonferenz:
LTE in Deutschland
"Our 4G coverage increased to 84%, with further speed enhancements to come later in the year as we start to utilise the additional 1800 MHz spectrum acquired in last year’s auction."
Frequenznutzung in Europa
James Ratzer, New Street Research: "I mean, now we’re coming to the end of Project Spring I was wondering if you could give us some commentary on to what extent you’ve been able to grow capacity on your network in Europe over the past two years."
Vittorio Colao: "The European networks continue to be fully utilised, and the peak time at 35%. We are using today two thirds of our second carriers and only one third of our third carriers, so that’s quite a bit that we can add. And on – this is the 3G network, and on the 4G network it’s used at 10%, so – despite the fact that half of our data is on 4G. (...) On the – often I get questions on fixed backhaul. We have 32-33% of fibre now, but we have almost 90% of high speed connections between our sites, including the 32% of course. "
DSL in Deutschland
The DSL thing, honestly I think we have been undermanaging the DSL part. The focus of the new CEO immediately as soon as he came was, ‘Guys, you know, we have half of the country where we have to resale, so we’d better resale, we’d better, you know, push in those – in that part of the country as well.’"
Für die Miet-Fritzbox jetzt wie beim Kabelanschluss 5,- monatlich zu berappen wird nur einen Resaler pushen: o2... 
Der gleiche Spruch wie im Vodafone Shop: wer kein Vodafone LTE empfängt, sitzt im Keller. 
Robert Grindle, Deutsche Bank: "Yeah. Good morning everyone. Unfortunately I’m in the 0.5% of London which doesn’t have 4G yet, but I’m living in hope. That’s Deutsche Bank offices, not my house."
Vittorio Colao: "Well, first of all I’m sorry that – you must be – they must give you a pretty bad office in the basement. I hope we will look at and make sure that even that has a good coverage."
