Apple and Google have dictated the rules in its backyard, but Nokia claims to have worked out its role – to fulfil, and not to fill, handsets. Its offer of free maps represents fighting talk

HSC business manager Bob Sweetlove speaks with Mobile News about HSC’s new dealer club, the competition and the market climate

IT distributor Micro-P gets closer to its vision of cross-channel distribution

In an exclusive interview with Mobile News, T-Mobile UK CEO Richard Moat talks about the Orange JV and the UK operation’s improvement

Apple iPhone leads early 2010 portfolio for SMEs, underpinned by robust network and flanked by unified comms proposition OneNet

The market remembers Peter Edwards, a key character in the foundation of mobile in the UK, who passed away on December 27, 2009

In the definitive annual industry predictions piece, Mobile News polls 67 business leaders for their views on 2010. The sense is it will be even more fast-paced and disruptive

Industry veterans discuss their experiences and highlights of the last decade in the mobile industry

It is a giant leap from the Nokia 3310 in 2000 to the HTC Hero in 2009 (via the iPhone), but each, and a few between, define their period. Here, in no order, is our top 10

A recent conference, ‘Mobile Phones for the Senior Market’, raised questions of the viability of a new UK MVNO for an older generation