Selling mobile phones involves much more than straight voice deals. These days it includes mobile broadband, mobile VoIP and mobile TV Steve Gold picks through the rival services

The festive period was expected to be a testing time for small dealers. The results were disastrous and dealers reckon they’re in for a gloomy 2007Paul Withers reports

LG scored a palpable hit with its Chocolate phone last year. LG chief John Barton expects it to go one better with its follow-up, the Shine, next week James Blackman finds his day brightened

When lawyer Mark Pollak went to buy a phone charger it cost nearly £20. Incensed, he took three days off work to open a shop to undercut the marketHeather Dale meets him in his Aladdins cave in Wimbledon

Our mystery caller wants to know what all these bundles and bolt-ons really mean. He particularly wants to know how to call and text for less and how to make calls from Spain that arent going to break the bank

Last weeks announcement of a super merger between US distribution giant Brightpoint and Danish firm Dangaard put other deals into the shade.James Blackman examines the implications for the UK

Near Field Communication (NFC) has opened up many possibilities for handset development. But how is it being deployed and will the new services drive sales?Alison Clements investigates

Geoff Ashley started out with a £20 per week office, selling five phones in his first month, to enjoying a six-figure turnover, despite Orange stabbing him in the back. Paul Withers talks to the owner of Ashley Communications.

After weeks of doing the rounds in the rumour mill, HTC has finally unveiled its revolutionary Touch handset, and it looks like a smart move.Paul Withers spoke to new executive director Paul Ghent

B2B reseller Handheld PCs has gone from strength to strength this year, as it joined an exclusive O2 data club and set its sights on growth.Paul Withers ponders a partnership success story