Mobile Phone Booster

[2sp_]

Our mobile phone signal in the house is practically non-existent. If I want to send a text message I end up having to hang out the livingroom window or go into the garden.

Is it possible to buy a booster of some sort?

[whiskeryron]

If you change your supplier to O2 you can get a free app called Tu Go which will connect your mobile signal with your broadband.

[Prudie]

I know you can for O2 because we have them at work, in fact there is one in my office and it's just called a booster box

[Old_Geezer]

I'd have thought trasmitting on a mobile phone frequency without a license might not be legal.

[2sp_]

Thanks everyone for your replies.

whiskeyron, I've tried Tu Go before but found my broadband speed in the house just wasn't up to it. Bummer really as it's quite a good idea.

I'll look into that Prudie, thanks!

OG, I hadn't thought about any legalities. I did have a wee look on eBay and see you can buy boosters, but that's not to say that it's legal. ;-)