The arrivals of Apple and Google as platform creators has refocused Symbian. Under new ownership, it is looking to an open-source software and appealing to developers. Tim Gee reports from the 2008 Smartphone Show and Devfest

While manufacturers and networks are falling over each other to get the ‘next big thing’ to market, there’s money to be made keeping the old stuff running. Michael Garwood visits Turn On Your Mobile to find out how

Devika Sen-Gupta spoke to Midland sales manager Peter Liley about how the firm is going from strength to strength

Michael Garwood attends Microsoft’s People Moving Business Awards in London to hear from the companies creating a better mobile work place

It’s been a dastardly year for Sony Ericsson president Dick Komiyama, but lessons have been learned. Tim Gee visited its new R&D centre and found usability is key for 2009

With an enviable fixed-line B2B churn rate, a celebrated customer service history and a balance sheet boasting continuing growth, wholesaler Unicom is turning its sights on mobile. Michael Garwood gets the battle plans

When Meteor Mobile won its Irish GSM licence in 2001, few would’ve predicted the huge success it would go on to achieve. CEO and MD Larry Smith talks to Ray Okonski about his roller coaster ride with the network

3 restated its opposition to number porting and termination rates last week. But it found Orange in disagreeable mood. Michael Garwood and Devika Sen-Gupta report

From humble beginnings in Northern Ireland a decade ago, Barclay Communications has become one of Britain’s leading B2B outfits. Michael Garwood talked to the firm’s top brass about service, data deals, and a lack of iPhones

Devika Sen-Gupta finds that, while mobile retail is certainly male dominated, plans are afoot to redress the balance