Carphone Warehouse boss Charles Dunstone addresses investors and analysts about plans for Best Buy venture in Europe, amid economic gloom and sinking share value

The release of the new ‘Google phone’ at the end of the month included the, now-familiar, US-style whooping, and the inevitable feeling you’ve been hoodwinked

Phones 4U is claiming a great performance on the high street, but at the same time cutting operational costs all over the place

The late arrival and short supply of Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X1is another example of poor forecasting by vendors and retailers

All these new commission schemes for store staff? It’s a wonder mobile retailers haven’t realised sales staff are exceptional creatures who thrive on commission, rather than a basic wage

Vodafone UK waves goodbye to fifth boss in five years. So what of Nick Read’s successor Guy Laurence?

O2’s “brave” move to cut dealer commission risks dealer sales and the new 8 megapixel Pixon handset from Samsung is a humdinger

Michael Garwood reckons, by and large, B2B dealers have been forced to be prudent in the current economic climate, but are still positive and profitable

It’s not the credit crunch that is leading punters to buy reconditioned mobile phones, but networks and retailers failing their customers on service

New rules of engagement from 3 for the poaching of customers, as well as it per-minute billing; Vodafone ups 08 charges and the latest IMPDA news