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1 Mercury One2One
- 1.1 1993–1995
- 1.2 1995–1997
2 One2One
- 2.1 1997–2002
3 T-Mobile UK
- 3.1 2002–2015

Mercury One2One

1993–1995

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1995–1997

One2One

1997–2002

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T-Mobile UK

2002–2015

Starting in mid-2002, One2One was rebranded as T-Mobile. In 2012, T-Mobile merged with Orange to form EE, and in March 2015, both names were phased out.

V • T • E EE
Predecessors: Orange \| T-Mobile Owned by BT

Deutsche Telekom

Main companies:

Telekom Deutschland | Hrvatski Telekom (Crnogorski Telekom (76.53%) | HT Mostar (39.1%)) | Magyar Telekom | Makedonski Telekom | OTE (40%) | Slovak Telekom | Telekom Romania (54%) (via OTE) | BT (12%) | Magenta Telekom

Main services:
T-Home | T-Mobile | T-Online | T-Systems | TVision (United States)

Mobile networks:
Telekom:
Croatia | Germany (Other) (Congstar) | Hungary | Montenegro | North Macedonia | Romania | Slovakia

T-Mobile:
Czech Republic | Netherlands¹ (Ben, Tele2) (75%) | Poland | United States (Metro by T-Mobile)

Other brands:
Austria: Magenta | Greece: Cosmote (via OTE) | United Kingdom: EE (via BT)²

Absorbed companies:
MobileStar | Omnipoint Communications | Powertel | SunCom | VoiceStream Wireless | Western Wireless Corporation | UPC Austria | Layer3 TV

Former subsidiaries:
United Kingdom: T-Mobile UK² | Bulgaria: Globul³ | Macedonia: Cosmofon⁴ | Albania: Telekom Albania⁵

Notes:
¹Co-owned with Tele2.
²Deutsche Telekom holds a 12% stake in BT, the present owner of EE. EE was formed by the merger of T-Mobile UK and Orange (UK).
³Acquired by Telenor. Now part of PPF Group.
⁴Acquired by Telekom Slovenije. Now part of A1 Telekom Austria Group.
⁵Acquired by Vivacom (which was acquired by United Group.

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