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Small businesses in the tourism sector are missing out on more than £1.5 billion a year because of poor mobile connectivity, according to new research commissioned y VodafoneThree. The study was conducted by Censuswide in July, The research was informed by a survey of 1,000 businesses in 12 UK region. The research highlights regional disparities,

Vodafone UK has an exclusive deal to distribute the HMD Fuse, claimed to be the world’s first smartphone that blocks children from creating, sharing or receiving nude content.

As digital services multiply, users are feeling overwhelmed by rising costs and fragmented offerings, writes Hamish White, CEO and founder of SaaS soutions provider Mobilise. Telcos already possess the foundations for superapp success. Their existing mobile apps provide a natural starting point for layering on new services that engage rather than exhaust consumers. As competition

The Home Office is expected to relinquish its demand that Apple create a back door to iOS, allowing Government access tp encrypted iCloud accounts.

App-based bank Monzo, is preparing to launch a mobile service integrated into its app.

Ofcom’s £20,000 fine and penalties of image board site 4chan are illegal and will be decided by a US federal court, not the UK telecoms regulator, says US law firm Byrne and Storm.

EE has opened its 47th Experience store in Dudley’s Merry Hill shopping centre, its third UK launch of this retail format so far this year.

Private 5G networks are moving rapidly from industrial trial runs to mainstream corporate infrastructure, with standalone deployments now set to outpace legacy systems, according to global market intelligence firm SNS Telecom & IT. Private 5G mobile networks are now being embraced by global brands including Airbus, Ford, Hyundai, Jaguar Land Rover, John Deere, LG, Tesla,

Shares in Vodafone’s satellite partner AST SpaceMobile rose 20 per cent today before a small pullback after the company posted strong second-quarter results and highlighted progress with key partnerships.

EE has introduced a free, customisable “P.H.O.N.E. Contract” to help parents and children agree limits on smartphone use. The network has also introdced new under-18 mobile plans and in-store online safety appointments. The downloadable agreement covers issues such as screen time limits, phone curfews, and situations when device use is not allowed. It also includes