Staff Reporter

T-Mobile and 3 have confirmed they could be sharing parts of their networks by the end of the year.

Handset buy-back scheme Mobile Phone Xchange (MPX) has signed a deal with Phones 4U to provide a secondhand phone trade-in service.

Nokia went further in its bid to recast itself as a content provider last week with the acquisition of US-based mobile advertising specialist Enpocket.

20:20 Logistics has secured an order preventing former sales chief Richard Baxendale working for rival distributor Brightstar Europe.

O2 has announced that it will launch its own broadband service in the UK on October 15.

Woolworths is offering to recycle customers’ old handsets for up to 130 pounds each.

Hugh Symons Communications has launched a system to enable dealers to manage their account online, check the status of connections and order and track stock from dispatch to delivery.

O2 has today launched a new tariff called ‘Your Country Pay and Go’ that allows customers to make calls abroad using free minutes from a pre-paid bundle.

Vodafone has extended its recycling initiative by introducing recycling bins for mobiles and accessories across its UK stores.

Orange has announced an exclusive mobile content partnership with hit West End musical WICKED.