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Juice specialise in selling mobile accessories and rebranded last month Accessories distributor Juice has struck a partnership with Ingram Micro as it looks to expand its B2B market share. Distributor Ingram Micro specialises in offering end-to-end services and solutions to businesses and has its UK headquarters based in Milton Keynes. The partnership will see Ingram
As Uplands turns 40, managing director Paul Hooper reflects on the dealer’s past and future
Macquarie Asset Finance senior VP George Power argues that mobile operators need to take steps to reduce the environmental cost of smartphones
Additional consultation on improving mobile connectivity runs for 10 weeks
The delivery service offers a flexible timeframe for customers EE has extended its superfast smartphone delivery and expert set up service with the operator confirming that it will roll out to nine cities in the coming weeks. The service which has been set up in partnership with Enjoy will roll out across all of London
Restaurants in Soho were among the worst for mobile connection One in ten Brits have seen their dining experience ruined by poor mobile connectivity. This is according to research carried out by benchmarking company Global Wireless Solutions (GWS), which surveyed more than 2,000 UK adults on their mobile experiences when dining out. Nearly a third
Arrow Business Communications is to open a new Scottish headquarters in Glasgow in September to consolidate its team in the country under one roof. The new office will be on Hillingdon Park, Glasgow’s largest business park. It will measure 4,760 square feet and house 50 employees. Arrow is opening the office to support its growing
Apart from just bumping into people, 29 per cent of Brits said they have bumped into a lamppost The UK’s first mobile phone ‘slow lane’ has been installed in Manchester after research revealed how careless Brits are when walking with their mobile. Research found 96 per cent of Brits have experienced someone walking and not
The accessories distributor, founded in 2002, says it has the ability to move quickly amid change It has been nearly 10 years since Mobile News ventured out to Chessington to visit Frequency Telecom, the accessories distributor established in 2002 by Gareth Limpenny and Andrew Cain, along with John Whitlock and Paul Slaven. In the mobile industry, this is equivalent
The entry-level smartphone costs £99.99 and is available today (Aug 22)