Its overall user base increased from 20.2 million to 369.7 million

Refurbished player Phoenix Cellular is looking to go after larger accounts and multifaceted relationships with customers, after setting out a long-term strategy. We visited the firm in Crewe to find out more

Four-week consultancy to greenlight Huawei’s banishment

Attendees at Mobile World Congress, which runs from 28 February 28  March 3, will have to certify their vaccination status and provide a negative test or certification of recovery from Covid-19  to get into the venue the GSM Association has said. This will apply to visitors, staff, on-site workers, exhibitors, suppliers and other partners. Other

Silicon shortages expected to worsen warns Apple CEO

COVID has delayed 5G uptake in usually crowded areas, but Apple’s entry may help to drive the market

5G vandalism seems to have calmed since a year ago, but conspiracy theorists remain alive and kicking

The network has made progress with its 5G rollout despite uncertainty

Ericsson was first exhibitor to drop out 

Strict anti-Covid regime heralds return to in-person events

Half the usual number of visitors expected

Over two-thirds of respondents have seen increased demand for network bandwidth

The launch was due to take part this month

Banbury-based Juice is supporting a number of hospitals and medical centres in the Oxfordshire region

It comes as school’s close across England from today (January 5)

Handset vendors and accessory makers are stepping up efforts to add sanitisation features to products

IT and fixed-line business sees growth while roaming declines impact mobile

Research from O2 Business reveals vast impact of COVID-19 on small businesses

Revenue takes a hit due to Covid-induced roaming declines and ‘handset release phasing’

A few months since high-street stores reopened, Mobile News visited outlets of the UK’s four mobile operators to find out how they’re getting on and what methods they’re using to keep customers safe

A few months since high-street stores reopened, Mobile News visited outlets of the UK’s four mobile operators to find out how they’re getting on and what methods they’re using to keep customers safe

A few months since high-street stores reopened, Mobile News visited outlets of the UK’s four mobile operators to find out how they’re getting on and what methods they’re using to keep customers safe

A few months since high-street stores reopened, Mobile News visited outlets of the UK’s four mobile operators to find out how they’re getting on and what methods they’re using to keep customers safe

Sector sees shifting landscape in areas such as 5G rollouts in light of Covid-19, says analyst firm

Nearly nine in 10 businesses see return on investment in IoT

While wholesalers have been hit, other parts of the recycled market have fared better

The data from Esendex found that 40 per cent of businesses’ surveyed have moved to remote working since the lockdown

Samsung holds top spot in Europe but mounting problems for Huawei sees the vendor lose six per cent market share YoY for Q2

Leading lights of the channel reveal how they restructured and strengthened their resilience

Three-month trial to inform wider rollout across Scotland

A slower start to the 5G era allows for new opportunities to shore up defences, says Radware carrier services VP Mike O’Malley

Xiaomi has grown substantially in Europe, with strong performances in a number of Western European markets

Pressure group urges Health Secretary to reconsider NHS app tech

O2 Head of Strategic Clients Darren Buttrick was given 15 minutes to call family before coma anaesthetic

The coronavirus uncertainty is expected to hit Samsung harder in the second quarter and beyond

It’s the biggest business crisis of the last 100 years. So how is the industry reacting to the disaster?

The plague of coronavirus has also unleashed a toxic backlash against the rollout of 5G

Lenovo topped the charts for overall market share with nearly a quarter of all shipments

Follows on from zero-rated NHS site access

Vendors will need to adapt to new strategies to overcome difficult period

Distributors are expecting less demand for smartphones, while repairers are experiencing less demand already 

All EE/BT stores and call centres will remain open , with strict hygiene measures in place