Consumers are still showing significant resistance to buying and using refurbished phones. A YouGov survey of 2,544 adults has revealed that while most people had heard of refurbished phones, only six percent currently own one. Despite the awareness, 70 percent of those who knew about refurbished handsets were unsure which networks provided them. while there

Battery issues topped the poll of the most common device problems people would like fixed (33 per cent) closely followed by slow running (28 per cent) and microphone, speaker and camera issues (21 per cent). So says a survey of 2,000 UK adults carried out by OnePoll in July for Vodafone to mark the launch

FWA and video appeal to consumers and businesses respectively

Hackers will often name WiFi hotspots to match the location they’re in Millions of Brits are risking the security of their smartphone when connecting to public WiFi according to a new study. Research carried out by cybersecurity company BullGuard revealed that 79 per cent of public WiFi users take significant risks when choosing hotspots.  A

HMD Global report gets to grips with what decision makers want from their devices

Businesses performance is affected by the poor connectivity, survey found that 89 per cent of UK businesses would consider switching to wireless broadband

It beat off competition from the likes of McDonald’s, TSB and Iceland Foods

Survey from Which? reveals BT, Sky and TalkTalk all received a customer score of below half, with John Lewis Broadband top with 76 per cent 

Mobile News hits the high street to see how far retail sales staff can be pushed to secure a new contract sale

More than nine tenths of a sample of 100 people queueing outside Apple’s Regent Street store said they were there to buy the iPhone 5s, with just one person wanting the iPhone 5c