Driverless car start-up Halo has launched a remotely operated electric vehicle service over the 5G network of T-Mobile US in Las Vegas, and expects to begin offering rides to customers later this year. Visitors and residents can summon one of the driverless cars via an app. Operated remotely by a trained Halo driver, the car

The operator is working with Centrica Storage at its Easington gas plant

5G was among the event’s main themes, though big announcements may come at MWC next month

Sweetlove thinks a price war as a result of increased competition in the handset space will be the main transaction catalyst, with the pricing of 4G by the networks proving to be a real point of interest

Winner will receive four night trip for two with runner-up prize of £1,000 of Thomas Cook vouchers