O2 customer experience slower file download speeds over 4G and 5G compared to other networks according to Ofcom’s latest ‘Mobile Matters’ report published today. The research, which is based on crowdsourced data supplied by Opensignal, analysed crowdsourced data collected between October last year and March, and highlights the varying experiences of mobile network users across the country. Ofcom

Edinburgh is the worst city for losing mobile signal and more than 14 per cent of UK smartphone users get average download speeds below 10Mb according to an analysis by Opensignal, which provides network data from billions of measuring points. Opensignal’s latest analysis states most people lose mobile signal for one per cent of the

Apple and Samsung dominates the top-30 for overall rankings

The UK performed middle to below-par across a number of metrics

Three took home the inaugural 5G Availability award

Vodafone is best for Voice App Experience, while EE wins inaugural Games Experience gong

The UK trails countries such as as Saudi Arabia, South Korea and Australia 

Eight out of the 10 host cities recorded ‘very good’ scores according to Opensignal The Riverside Ground in Durham has ranked as the best venue for video experience at this summer’s Cricket World Cup. It comes according to data gathered by Opensignal, based on the video experience metric which has examined 19 cities across the

The UK recorded average scores across a number of measurements in Opensignal’s report

Other operators show signs of improvement, says analytics firm

EE pipped Vodafone to go first overall for best 4G latency EE dominated in OpenSignal’s Mobile Network Update as it claimed five of the seven awards on offer. The operator managed to secure top spot for quickest download speed overall, download speed for 4G, 4G upload speed, 4G latency and 4G availability but drew in