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BT UK is the largest telecommunications company in the UK and it also the worlds oldest dating back to 1846. It stands for British Telecommunications United Kingdom.
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How many floors is there in the BT Tower?
The BT Tower in London, UK is 189 metres
What does BT stand for in Northern Ireland Postcodes?
BT stands for Belfast but is used for the postal code for all of Northern Ireland
What does BT-40 stand for in cnc?
Body taper 40
What country does BT Home service?
BT Home provides services to the United Kingdom. BT is short for British Telecom. They provide phone, television and broadband packages for UK customers.
What does bk stand for on modern warfare?
There is no bk its BT burger town
What was the O2 network in the UK called before it was O2?
The 02 network is a telecommunications and internet service provider based in the UK. In 1999, 02 was acquired by BT Group and later rebranded as BT Cellnet.
What kind of information can be found at the website BT Openzone?
The BT Openzone website is a UK wifi-provider. The website BT Openzone provides information on its services and has a locator for places with wifi hotspots.
What does the BT in BT yahoo stand for?
BT refers to British Telecommunications. It offers e-mail, news, and many other personal settings specific to the user. There is also an option to have unlimited file storage.
What is btconnect com?
An email on the BT Broadband network has a btconnect (dot) com ending. Your email is hosted by BT Broadband, an internet company owned by BT PLC. This is a UK based internet provider.
Who is 86.137.172.254?
This IP address is used by BT in the UK as part of their regional network.
Where can one find more information about BT Vision?
BT Vision is a television offering from BT. Its available in the UK and provides competition to the other incumbents e.g. Sky, Virgin etc. The best source of information is available on the BT website and provides a database of information.
Who are providers of landlines in London UK?
British Telecom (BT) owns the landlines. Except, traditionally, in Hull. Providers such as Orange, Talk Talk, O2 etc either rent from BT or piggy-back their service on BT lines.
