source:
SWEP
A Swansea
firm's invention could save companies from paying massive hotel phone
and e-mail charges.
Although
most firms have succeeded in obtaining cheap rates on international phone
calls from their offices, they are often forced to pay far higher rates
when outside the UK.
The development
could also save people on holiday overseas from a sharp shock when they
receive their mobile phone bill.
Small Planet
Technology, a high-tech telecom's business based in Swansea Technium,
has developed an "intelligent" new Helios payphone system and
an emil phone card.
The President
of the European Commission, Romano Prodi, was given a preview of the product
during a recent trip to Wales, after hearing reports of the company's
innovative development work from Commission vice president Neil Kinnock.
<back
to news headlines |
|

Above:
Romano Prodi, President of the European Union, tries the Helios Project
phone prototype, watched by Brian Docherty.
|