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Future’s SIM fiasco lands Chess with O2 clawback bill
Dealer accused of mis-selling SIMs goes under after Chess pulls the plug on commission
Why I’ll be giving the Apple iPhone 11 and 11 Pro a miss
Less than 24 hours after Apple trumpeted its latest range of cameras (sorry … iPhone 11’s) Xiaomi announced the Mi9T as “The Fastest Smartphone In Its Class”. writes Ian White, Editorial Director of Mobile News This has the latest Snapdragon processor, high-capacity battery 20MP pop-up selfie camera, bezel-less design, bi-directional cooling system. 30-minute fast charge,
Apple discovers value and does just enough to stay competitive
Analysts weigh in with first reactions to device
Ofcom chief executive White to step down
The Ofcom board has confirmed a search for White’s successor is under way
How LG’s star was eclipsed by a Galaxy that was once far away
In 2009, LG was a leading vendor, but its market share has since dwindled. We analyse the brand’s decline
Samsung adds sparkle to Galaxy, but may soon not rule the world
The vendor’s newly launched S10 is a major improvement, but looks unlikely to halt Huawei’s surge
EE launches all-inclusive broadband package ‘Fibre Max’
Fibre Max is available for £45 per month on an 18-month plan or £53 per month with EE TV included
Carphone Warehouse exclusively stocks children smartphone monqi
It will feature in black, pricing to be confirmed near release in October
uSwitch.com: Poor telecom service stopping four million working from home
25 per cent of UK employees experienced issues with their broadband provider or mobile service when working from home last year
Galaxy S8 a “game-changer” that will return Samsung to leadership
Analysts heap praise on new devices that will help reverse fortunes following Note7 controversy Samsung will regain its leadership position from Apple with the Galaxy S8 smartphone, with the flagship product proving to be a “game-changer” for the manufacturer. That is the resounding verdict of analysts who were in London on March 29 to see