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Mystery Shopper has come from India to pursue her Masters in the UK, and is looking to buy a new phone and SIM which will also allow her to make international calls. She was pleased to find out about promotional deals for the new Google Pixel 7 and then checked which provider could offer her
Talks of consolidation has been rife within the telecoms industry ever since Virgin Media and O2 merged in 2021. Now it seems that mobile networks Three and Vodafone want to strike a deal, as well as some in the broadband space. Analysts in the industry share their thoughts…
Nxt2Nu has been busy creating a portfolio of services and products that will appeal to its customer base of B2B resellers- in a bid to make their company sustainable, effortless and worthwhile
One of the key topics of the day was the circular economy and how the secondary market can benefit consumers
Operators are now in an abusive relationship with Apple says Simon Rockman When Lenovo launched the Motorola Razr 5G it was eSIM only. And no one noticed. Apple launched the iPhone 14 (essentially an iPhone 13 with ’14’ on the box) and it was hailed as a great innovation because it was eSIM only. Perhaps there
Xavier Niel wants to accelerate Vodafone’s cost cutting French billionaire Xavier Niel has his eye on a Vodafone takeover. Atlas Investissement an investment vehicle of telco mogul Xavier Niel, (above) has acquired a 2.5 per cent share holding in Vodafone Group. Niel is a recognised entrepreneur and major long-term investor in the telecoms sector across several European and African
Eurostar Global has developed a niche for offering full-service distribution to carefully selected partners, and is now preparing for the next phase of its development with a move to a new warehouse
As more companies enter the UK’s booming market for secondary devices, Northampton-based mobile parts specialist Replace Base has multiple ideas for staying ahead of the game and growing business
Mobile repair and product firm ArmaFone opened its first TechPOD in July outside a Sainsbury’s store, in a new supermarket strategy that it hopes will bear fruit alongside other initiatives like its tech academy
Mobile phones are the current focus, but there are plans to extend into the trade-in of tablets, games consoles and laptops