In the latest Business Watch column, from issue 421, Dominic White discusses increased UK call charges from Vodafone, BT’s response to a court ruling over termination charges and problems with the iPhone

Sussex-based dealership Autocall was slammed by fellow dealers last week for using guerilla tactics to get a closer look at the competition. Underhand or smart? Probably both

In the latest Sharp End column, from issue 420, Jez Harris discusses problems with Apple’s ‘Jesus Phone’, celebrates a move on clawback by T-Mobile and reviews the forthcoming Samsung Omnia i900

Failure of Vodafone e-top up boycott shows once again what a fragmented and disparate bunch small retailers are in the face of the corporate beast

In the latest Cutting Room, from issue 420, Devika Sen-Gupta looks at recent changes in staff pay and staff sales targets from Carphone Warehouse and Phones 4U, respectively, the UK’s biggest independent mobile phone retailers

In the latest Business Watch column, from issue 420, Dominic White gets the City view on latest results from Vodafone, O2 and Orange, and also considers the network view on the economic impact on the mobile industry. Carphone boss Charles Dunstone has his say, too

In the latest Cutting Room, from issue 419, James Blackman considers the economic and regulatory climates effects on the world’s biggest network operator (by revenue), and watches for some minor trader issues that could yet have a major impact on it and its fellow operators

This year’s touchscreen rush could leave us all wanting to go back to basics…

Sticking it to The Man, and how minor dealer operations are taking T-Mobile to task over its bludgeoning termination of their supply contracts

It’s all too confusing for some, reckons MaryLou Costa. With the wide availability of content and applications on mobile phones, it is essential retailers, networks and manufacturers properly explain them