Top three regions in terms of web search volume for Orange (UK) are United Kingdom, Ireland and Spain respectively.  India becomes the only Asian country on the list, together with other western countries as France, Australia, Netherlands, Poland and Germany. However, there is a huge digital divide between the top one United Kingdom and its counterparts on the list for Top 9 regions in web search volume for “orange.co.uk”.

As a home-based website, “orange.co.uk” offers timely telecommunication information for residence in UK, which is rewarded with the exceptionally vast web search volume compared with that of other regions. As an emerging innovative country in IT, India’s demands for telecommunication information are rather huge as is reflected on the list.


The city rank shows that Watford and other 8 cities from UK top on the list, however, the capital, London’s rank is not as high as expected, ranking the 8th place only.

As a preferred site for retailed development, Watford’s retailing market is booming with a great demand for telecommunication products. London’s comparatively lower size shall be attributed to the metropolitan’s highly competitive telecommunication market that somewhat may distract the public attention on a single brand.


Orange is a French multinational telecommunications corporation, a global provider for mobile phone, landline, Internet, mobile internet, and IP television services. Orange (UK) is its affiliate company.

TheTODAY/ EE, the UK’s most advanced digital communications company, is the first in Britain to offer superfast 4G mobile services alongside fibre broadband. We run the EE, Orange and T-Mobile brands, delivering our 27 million customers with the best network and the best service so they trust us with their digital lives. 

   We are building the best mobile network by investing ￡1.5bn over three years to rollout superfast 4G mobile services covering 50 towns and cities, and extending to a further 30 across the country by Summer 2013, and reach 98% of the UK population by the end of 2014. This builds on our ￡15 billion investment since 2000 building Britain’s biggest 3G mobile network. Our fixed fibre broadband service reached 11 million households and businesses by the end of 2012.

  We aim to deliver the UK’s best service, through our websites and customer service apps, over the phone and in-store. We have over 11,000 customer service and retail employees who are trained experts in mobile device operating systems. Every year, our service centres teams have over 86 million conversations with our customers, and more than 40 million customers come through the doors of our more than 700 retail stores. Online, we have over 35 million visits per month to our websites.

ABOUT ORANGE

  Orange is the brand that gives you all the extras you want with access to the UK’s biggest 3G network.

From the chart we can see,from January 2004 to May 2006,the volume had little growth,and  after that,it bagan to grow,when it got to Februry 2009,it started to grow very rapidly,and reached its peak in November 2009,increased by 90% compared with its first period.But when got to March 2010,it began to desease rapidly,and reach its bottom in December 2010,after that there was no big increase or decrese,no much fluctuation in a whole.

       England enjoys the highest volume among the cities in Britain with a volume of 100%,the next is Welsh of 92%,Scotland of 67% , Northern of 40%.

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   VERO BEACH — West Orange and Timber Creek were one victory from setting up an All-Central Florida softball final for the Class 8A state championship tonight.

    Both lost in semifinals Friday night without scoring a run.

    Sarah Maloney pitched a two-hitter, and Weston Cypress Bay beat West Orange (25-6) 3-0 at the Vero Beach Sports Village.

    Timber Creek (25-6) lost 1-0 when Miami Coral Reef pushed across a run in the eighth inning.

    "We never got into our rhythm,'' West Orange coach Bobby Brewer said. "Their pitcher threw a great game. She pretty much dominated us tonight.

    "We put the ball in play, but we didn't have very good at-bats. We just couldn't seem to get going. Give them credit.''

    The Lightning (21-5) scored two runs in the sixth to seal the victory against West Orange.

    They clung to a 1-0 lead since the first when Lexi DiEmannuele led off with a line-drive triple to center field, and Maggie Scott smacked a sacrifice fly to score her.

    The game, which started 35 minutes late because of rain earlier in the day, resumed after about an one-hour lightning delay in the second inning.

    West Orange starter Kelsey Morrison and Maloney kept the game a pitching duel from there, with both teams managing runners but failing to capitalize.

    In the fifth, West Orange's Arielle Pollock walked with two outs and stole second, but she was stranded when Maloney stuck out Morrison swinging.

    The Warriors had combined for 27 runs in their previous three games and scored in double figures 14 times this season.

    "We're better than this, but tonight just wasn't our night," Brewer said.

    All three of Cypress Bay's runs were unearned.

    In Timber Creek's loss, Stephanie Adkins threw a complete game for the Wolves, allowing seven hits and striking out seven. She did not walk anyone.

    Adkins and Rachel Minier led Timber Creek with two hits each.

   An article  written for Mother's Day update on  the oranger , and very  warmth.It is written like the follows.

    It's Mother's Day this Sunday, and while my four boys will praise me for being the mom that I am, sadly, I know that deep down inside, I will be thinking about the mom that I am not. You see, I often feel inadequate as a mom and think of her: the other mom, the mom I "planned to be," the mom I think I "should be," the mom I never will be.

    I want to be a mom who wakes up and has time to shower and make herself look not just presentable, but pretty. But I will never be that mom. I will most likely never look pulled together, with blown-dry hair and accessorized outfits -- because while I wish to look that way, I don't have the time or energy. I will always have my hair in a braid, a hole in my jeans, a two-seasons-ago shirt and a belt that is... well, more than two seasons old. And that is OK. Because my kids think I am pretty just the way I am.

    I want to be a mom who puts aside her to-do list to get down and play on the floor with her boys. But I will never be that mom. I will most likely never roughhouse with them or play freeze tag as much as they like because I much prefer, and take great joy in, watching them play and have fun with each other. And that is OK. Because I will still hug them, kiss them and tell them how proud and happy I am to see them playing together.

    I want to be a mom who knows how to make crazy LEGO buildings, how to chase after dragons, how to play Star Wars. But I will never be that mom. I will most likely never build a LEGO creation the way my husband does. I will never spontaneously chase after dragons with a laser or think to build a fort. And that is OK. Because I will make ice cream cones out of Play-Doh with my boys and chase after falling leaves and snowflakes with them.

    I want to be a mom who feels like she knows how to be a mom to boys -- who doesn't think that if she had girls, she would know how to be a better mother because she would know how to play tea and dolls and all things "girlie." But I will never be that mom. I will most likely never be a mom who truly feels like she knows how to be a mom to boys. And, even if I had girls, I don't think I would feel like I knew how to be a mom to them either, because knowing how to "be a mom" is not just about knowing what kind of activities my kids like to do, it is about knowing what makes my kids happy, what makes them sad, how I can help them, how I can protect them. Knowing how to be a mom is a daily learning process and I'll never be fully caught up. And that is OK. Because I have already mastered the most important lesson: how to love my boys.

    I want to be a mom who plans fun outings ahead of time, who plans play dates... who plans, period. But I will never be that mom. I will most likely never plan ahead, because it overwhelms me and because, well, I am just not good at managing my time. And that is OK. Because I love to stay home and just talk with my kids and I love to ask them questions about their day, to answer their questions, to hear their side conversations.

    I want to be a mom who cooks well-balanced meals that my pediatrician would approve of. Scratch that. I want to be a mom who cooks anything besides macaroni and cheese and chicken nuggets. But I will never be that mom. I will probably never consistently cook healthy meals like my mom and my nana used to. And that is OK. Because someday, I will learn how to cook beyond the basics and until then, I'll keep teaching my boys how to bake the "yummiest cookies ever," remembering the key ingredients are always love and patience.

    I want to be a mom who does cute arts and crafts projects more often and remembers to send them to the grandparents. I will never be that mom. I will most likely never do lots of arts and crafts projects that would make Martha Stewart proud, because I am too scatter-brained to remember to buy the art materials in the first place. And that is OK. Because when my kids bring their art projects home, I praise them and hang them proudly up on the kitchen wall.

    I want to be a mom who reads books more, practices ABC's more, sings more, dances more and laughs more. I will never be that mom. I will most likely never be able to do all the extras because there aren't enough hours in the day. And that is OK. Because I will do my best and I will enjoy the moments when I do read, dance and laugh. And as long as my kids feel loved -- and have learned what love is and how to love -- it's OK with me if they learn their ABC's late.

    And oh, oh how I want to be a mom who doesn't feel inadequate. Who doesn't look at her friends (and strangers) and say: Wow, they are great moms, why aren't I like them? But instead looks at them and says: Wow, they are great moms and so am I.

    So am I.I am a good mom.

    I might never be the mom I dream of being, but right now, I can be the mom that I am, the mom that my boys know and love. I might not be a lot of things I wish to be, but I still am a lot of good things. I didn't cook a perfectly-balanced dinner tonight, but I did manage to not yell at my kids today and I am going to keep trying not to. I didn't take my kids to the park yesterday, but I did talk with them while on a spontaneous family walk this morning.

    You see, I find it so easy -- too easy -- to look in the mirror and see all the reasons why I am not a good enough mom, why I am not living up to my ridiculous ideal of what a mother should be. This Mother's Day, as a gift to myself, I am going to look in the mirror and tell myself that I am a good enough mom; that I might not be the mom that I envision, but that I am still a good enough mom. And I hope you do the same.

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   Recently, the integrated communications service provider Orange Business Services announced a business collaboration as a service (in Business Together) business global expansion plans. The release of the French and European business collaboration service is currently on the market Kuan unified communications services for large enterprises around the world. This high-performance, high-security cloud services hosted three data centers in Orange Business Services, the data center is part of the private cloud computing infrastructure.

 

    Was named in the 2012 World Communications Awards in the "Best Cloud Service" business collaboration services based Cisco Hosted Collaboration Solutions to ensure rapid deployment of IT management tools and cost-effectiveness for employees new ways of working. Unified communications and collaboration tools through the "cloud" to provide, such as voice, unified messaging, instant messaging, conference (including audio, web and video) and enterprise mobile business collaboration services support to use the PC at any time and place, tablet PCs, smart phones, such as IP telephony and other special equipment.

 

    It is reported that Orange Business Services for 3M Company business collaboration services. By using this service, 3M will improve throughout 25 countries in Europe, Middle East and Africa, 75 office locations, 20,000 employees collaborate and work efficiency. The deployment will be followed by the implementation of office involving 16,000 seats, is expected to be completed by the end of 2014, and the rest will be completed in the next three years. 3M company plans to eventually extend the deployment to the Asia-Pacific region and Latin America.

 

    As a "turnkey" end-to-end solutions, business collaboration services will bring multiple benefits:

    For corporate users: as a cloud-based solution, its pricing model with significantly different. Regardless of where the customer can benefit from the same predictable global pricing. Bought "as a service" means that businesses only pay for the fees payable for employees to use, you do not have the technology upfront investment, thereby reducing capital expenditure. Enterprises can quickly set up new offices, the integration of newly acquired companies, to meet new business needs. In addition, business collaboration as a service but also improve employee productivity and satisfaction.

 

    Integrated by a unique, easy-to-use management interface, customers can choose a different set of communication and collaboration tools for IT managers: 6 preset file to meet the needs of the employees. In addition, IT managers can quickly and easily increase or reduce the number of end-users, and set up a new user files with just a few clicks.

 

    For end users: employees need new tools can run on their favorite devices, support BYOD, these can be achieved through a single terminal client. Employees can at any time, any place to work and a consistent user experience. In addition, the solution can promote real-time collaboration, improve efficiency and speed up the decision-making.

 

    Vivek Badrinath, CEO, Orange Business Services, said: "Globalization, widely distributed teams, business consumerization of IT increase, more mobility polymerization, making the 'new workspace' become the essential needs of multinational corporations; employees need to improve the efficiency of faster and more easy to use tool for business collaboration service allows employees to unlimited use these tools to achieve work-life balance, as well as to meet the mobile needs of employees.

 

    Orange Business Services business collaboration services covering six continents, in Atlanta, Frankfurt and Singapore, Tier III or Tier IV data center to support it. The three data centers to ensure user quality of service in each region, at the same time can provide enterprises with globally consistent services. In addition, Orange to provide customers with the highest level of security of cloud services, including ISAE 3402 certification.