Is it the begining of the end of a couple of established names that have run their routes deeply into the minds of the tech customers in the United Kingdom; particularly in the last decade- T-mobile and Orange? So it is turning out as Everthing Everywhere, the new entity that has resulted from the merger of these two mobile network gaints in the United Kingdom has unveiled its plan to popularise the brand in the high street.

Everything Everwhere will be opening stores as part of its pilot scheme at five locations where one will be able to find all the T-mobile and Orange deals under the same roof.

It is also turning vivid that Everything Everywhere is having the apple store in its mind as it as already stated that the stores would be a 21st century retail experience. It has also stated that people would be allowed to hang out and access internet using the free Wi-Fi of the store.

Inside the store one will be allowed to charge his mobile phones even if the person was not using a handset on the T-mobile or Orange mobile networks. People are also allowed to test out applications, manage their contacts and enjoy handling the latest devices on the market, in the store.

Everything Everywhere had gone official back in 2010 May. In September of the same year it had announced that customers from two of its networks would be allowed to enjoy combined coverage of T-mobile and Orange.

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