The distributor said it wants to speak to dealers affected by the sale to “reassure” them of its dedication to the airtime market

Combined company would be valued at about £3.5 billion and have 1,300 outlets nationwide

Deal builds on existing relationship between the two firms and adds extra 250 Vodafone connections to the deal

Motorola’s top brass provide an update on future products and its proposed £1.8 billion sale to Lenovo

More than double the amount of pre-registrations for the Samsung Galaxy S5 than its predecessor

Retailer reveals it has spent £10 million on the service in the past six months, including £3 million on training store staff

Further expansion planned by firm including new mobile website.

Companies must confirm intention by March 24

Surge in votes see’s Lyca Mobile chief Subaskaran Allirajah leaps from 20th to second as battle for the top 10 intensifies

Joined up communications provider keeps title for third year in a row

Online accessories retailer makes its first purchase in a move that sees it enter the gaming accessory market and widen its overall portfolio

Roles deemed unnecessary following a mulit-million pound update of the retailer’s internal IT systems last year

Outlets to be branded as Samsung but run by Phones 4u staff, selling the latest smartphone, tablets and wearable technology from the manufacturer

Operator pulls business from Phones 4u after it made up just eight per cent of total contract connections at the retailer last year

The union said it is “looking to secure a fair deal” for workers who have contributed to BT success – the company saw profits rise eight per cent in the last three months of 2013

He has led the O2 centre of excellence partner since December 2011, overseeing its refinancing programme

Retailer and troubled smartphone manufacturer ‘fell out’ over sales targets and rebates

The American operator has ended months of speculation that it will buy Vodafone, with CEO Randall Stephenson confirming it “does not intend to make an offer”

First curved smartphone to hit the UK will be available from £52 a month with a £79 upfront cost, or £42 a month as part of an upgrade with no handset cost when it goes on sale next month

Two operators have confirmed they are no longer taking new stock of BlackBerry’s first BB10 device, as price falls to around £150

John Lewis saw traffic from mobile devices overtake desktop computers and laptops for the first time in the five weeks to December 28

B2B dealer bags deal with insurance broker Arthur J Gallacher after six months of ‘intense’ negotiations

The car manufacturer will deploy the devices across its offices in France and Spain

Vodafone Platinum Partner acquires second dealer in the past month, taking its total user base past 200,000 connections