Ideas Board

I keep missing the live Events, but I would like to watch them at a later date Could they be recorded (as well as the comments) Thanks ... View more

Dear Three,   I live near these areas and I think it’s a good idea for you guys to add more Cell towers to these areas as most of the cell towers we get connected to is in greendale shopping centre which doesn’t have LTE spectrum band which means even if you do get 4G in your phone you won’t get the full potential of full bars the cell towers in greendale shopping centre is UMTS which is 3G which means most people would get 3G in the area. Today I tested myself in bayside shopping centre I got 3 bars I think that place is a good place for three to add some cell towers and some areas behind the centra like bayside blvd n. I think the following place needs some cell towers planned in the future if so bayside shopping centre,bayside blvd n, cell tower near stop 544 and cell tower near stop 592 close to the traffic lights. If planning these areas please add LTE(4G) to them and the other spectrum bands you guys have UMTS(3G) and GSM(2G). I think these places can add value and can reduce the data coverage problems people may experience in these areas. Hope you guys consider the places I said and take them into consideration.   Regards, Jalilian ... View more

Surely in this day and age, your web developers could design a proper system for displaying the roam prices for each plan instead of reply on the archaic method of using Excel Files which can be a security threat with the possibility of someone injecting malicious code into them.   Also would be nice to have a list of countries where 4/5G roaming is available - there used to be a list of countries where 4G roaming was available on the previous version of the website ... View more

As seen in below post please: https://community.three.ie/t5/Mobile-Broadband-Devices/Bandwidth-prioritisation-for-mobile-broadband-customers/m-p/790544/highlight/true#M413 ... View more

Now that the nice list of countries is available for roaming, it would be even nicer if it listed whether 4G or 5G roaming was available while roaming.  ... View more

Users on €30 prepay obtain free voicemail while users on €30 bill pay are charged. Free voicemail should be extended to €30 bill pay ... View more

Hi Three,   I would like to suggest that Three Ireland create a dedicated web portal / Community area where customers can register, browse available beta programmes and voluntarily join trials of experimental services, network features and modem firmware.   The idea would be to create a voluntary programme where curious customers, technology enthusiasts and experienced beta testers could register to test experimental services, network features, modem firmware and other products before their general release.   This could provide several benefits to Three:   1. Reduce testing and development costs   Three could involve real customers in controlled trials and receive feedback from a much wider range of devices, locations and usage scenarios. This would complement internal testing and help Three identify problems that may not appear in a laboratory environment.   2. Launch new services more quickly and reliably   Technologies such as 5G Standalone and IPv6 sound exciting, but their implementation can be challenging because they depend on equipment and software from multiple manufacturers.   A beta programme would allow customers to report practical issues such as:   IPv6 not working correctly with certain websites or applications. 5G Standalone causing problems with mobile hotspots or tethering. Compatibility issues with particular phones, routers or applications. Unexpected changes in coverage, latency, voice services or battery consumption. This feedback could help Three resolve problems before making a service available to every customer.   3. Test new modem and router firmware   Beta testers could evaluate new firmware versions for Three-supplied modems and routers, including: New features and configuration options. Updated modem drivers. Security and stability improvements. Wi-Fi, 4G and 5G performance changes. Public IP, IPv6, bridge mode and port-forwarding functionality.   There is nothing better than an enthusiastic and technically experienced customer testing new functionality in a real environment and providing detailed feedback.   Participation should, of course, be voluntary. Three could clearly explain that beta services may contain bugs and provide an easy way for testers to report problems or return to the stable version.   As the general idea expressed in The Big Bang Theory suggests: test the product before release, identify when something is going in the wrong direction, report the problem and fix it.   Watch the referenced clip   Would Three consider creating a programme like this for customers interested in testing services such as 5G SA, IPv6 and new broadband modem firmware?   I would be very interested in participating. ... View more

could used/refurbished Pixel Phones be sold on your website? ... View more

Just wondering would 3 do something similar to Vodafone? Ireland's first mobile video phone call via satellite using a standard smartphone has been made. The call was completed by Vodafone engineer Robert Ivers from an area of no coverage on Clare Island, Co Mayo to Vodafone Ireland CEO Sabrina Casalta in Dublin. Vodafone said it highlights the potential of satellite technology to help close coverage gaps, strengthen network resilience and ensure people can stay connected in remote areas. Dedicated satellite phones can be large, heavy and expensive. As a result, they tend to be used only by people in specialist situations, such as long-distance sailors, alpine rescue teams and aid workers in disaster zones. This new technology means a regular smartphone can get access to internet and calls using satellites. Vodafone said it is now progressing further technical development and regulatory engagement, with a view to bringing satellite connectivity to customers as soon as possible. The announcement of the first satellite call is being made today to coincide with a visit to Ireland by Vodafone Group Chief Executive Margherita Della Valle to mark 25 years of Vodafone in Ireland and to meet with the Taoiseach Micheál Martin. "Ireland’s first satellite-enabled call reflects Vodafone’s ambition to push the boundaries of connectivity and to invest in technologies that deliver real impact for customers and society," Ms Della Valle said. Mr Martin said Ireland’s first satellite mobile call demonstrates how innovation can strengthen resilience, extend connectivity to remote communities and support emergency services. "As Vodafone marks 25 years in Ireland, today’s announcement highlights the significant contribution the company has made to our digital economy, connectivity and employment," he said. The call was made in partnership with Satellite Connect Europe connecting to AST SpaceMobile's satellite constellation. https://www.lightreading.com/satellite/eurobites-vodafone-claims-irish-first-with-satellite-video-call  ... View more