Apple is expected to sell over 150 million units of its new iPhone 15 lineup within the first 12 months of release, according to research firm IDC.

Apple’s new iPhone 15 range will cost more or less the same as the iPhone 14 range a year ago. The ’15’ prices range as high as £1,599 for the top-spec Pro Max with 1TB storage down to £799 for the base 15 with 128BGB. Apple is offering £600 trade-in for a 128GB iPhone Pro

Xiaomi’s gross profit soared to a record high of 21.0 per cent for the three months ended June 30 across smartphones, IoT and lifestyle products, and internet services.

Around three million owners of older iPhones will soon be receiving $65 each in damages from Apple after a class action that accused Apple of slowing their devices succeeded reports San Francisco’s Mercury News

European Commissioner Thierry Breton (main pic) has warned Apple against artificially limiting of data transfer speeds and battery charging times with cables not MFI-certified or approved by Apple.

Exertis is the new distributor for JCB Toughphone products, the brand that started the rugged mobile phones sector 16 years ago. Exertis will be ranging two new rugged Android smartphones, the JCB Toughphone TP231 and JCB Toughphone MAX and supplying JCB products to its specialist retailer and mobile channels. “The partnership will enable customers to

Ericsson shareholders have failed in their bid to sue Ericsson’s CEO and board members over the scandal of its payment of bribes to ISIS terrorists in 2019 which caused its stock to drop by a third. The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York has dismissed the securities litigation brought by certain

 Xperia 1V flagship available in late June for £1.299 to £1,399.

  Ericsson’s Germany managing director Daniel Leimbach has also taken the role of Head of the Customer Unit Western Europe for customers in Germany, the Netherlands & Switzerland. The three countries have 3.300 Ericsson employees supporting key customers Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone, Telefónica, Swisscom, KPN and T-Mobile Netherlands. His task will be to turn Ericsson innovations

The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra is the highest-rated refurbished mobile phone according to a study by Uswitch.com mobiles which analysed popular mobile phones that have been discontinued in the last two years.

All metals are to be sourced from recycled sources  Apple has pledged to only use recycled cobalt in batteries by 2025 along with recycled rare earth elements in magnets, and recycled tin and gold in circuit boards. Apple currently sources most of its aluminium, rare earth elements, and nearly all tungsten from recycled material. “Our

Nokia says that new algorithms in the AV software in its network hardware can reduce power usage by up to 30 per cent. The enhanced software allows operators to shut down idling and unused equipment automatically and disconnect hardware through remote power control modules. The improved machine learning algorithms can lower power consumption in data

Latest 4G and 5G tech to improve connectivity throughout UK

The guilty plea and fine settles ISIS bribes scandal

Thinner and smaller Find N successor debuts next week

New deal renews patent licence that expired in December  Nokia and Samsung have agreed 5G patent license agreement that will see Samsung make royalty payments to Nokia for several more years. It supersedes the agreement which expired in December. “Samsung is a leader in the smartphone industry, and we are delighted to have reached an

The global used device market is set to soar to 413 million units by 2026

Rolf Werner tasked with driving Nokia’s market share and expansion into new segments

This follows from the brands first foldable smartphone, the Oppo Find N and the two new devices are innovative additions to the series

Apple has two years until December 2024 to ensure its products comply with the new EU Directive using USB C instead of Lightning, its proprietary iPhone charging technology since 2012.

Chosen start-ups to develop digital solutions to help manufacturers cut carbon emissions. BT has selected three start-up companies to develop digital solutions to help manufacturers cut carbon emissions. The chosen start-ups will help develop solutions based on their expertise in factory designs, sensors to eliminate energy waste and emissions monitoring RIIICO 3D scanning uses digital

Companies shifting towards work-from-anywhere policies are attracted to foldables for maximum productivity

Information is provided though quiz style questions and interactive activities

Bullitt has been working on this new service for two years and plans to use this satellite technology to eliminate global ‘black spots’ where people lose coverage and connectivity