Telia’s Mobile Service Quality Has Improved in Many Parts of Estonia

Telia has installed a number of new base stations throughout Estonia during the first nine months of the year. The new base stations as equipped with 2G (GSM), 3G (UMTS), and 4G (LTE) devices.

The new base stations have improved the quality mobile service in the following parts of Estonia:

Harju county, Alliku village
Pärnu county, Rukkiküla
Järva county, Käravete village
Tallinn, Rannamõisa Selver area
Ida-Viru county, Valaste village
Hiiu county, Tahkuna peninsula
Tartu, Ringtee 3
Tallinn, Kalju street
Järva county, Kurla street
Saare county, Karala street
Lääne county, Topu street
Pänu county, Soomaa Visitor Center (GSM and UMTS were set up in the first stage)
Rapla county, Vaimõisa village
Valga county, Otepää, Hundisoo
Harju county, Tabasalu, recreation building area
Harju county, Soodevahe village
Ida-Viru county, Remniku
Pärnu, Vana-Sauga street area

“Additionally, we have improved indoor coverage by using UMTS900 and LTE800 technologies in Kuressaare, Võru, Rakvere, Põlva, Keila, and in western part of Harju county. To improve indoor coverage of LTE, we have increase the number of stations in Pärnu and Tartu – these projects are still underway,“ said Ermo Pola, Manager of Radio Network at Telia Eesti AS.

In the beginning of this year, Telia launched a completely new service to the market, which offers Home Internet and TV service over 4G mobile network. Because the service has become very popular with over 10,000 subscriptions (and over half of them use TV service as well), Telia has increased the capacity in over 150 LTE stations in order to ensure service quality.