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Virgin Media O2 tops Ofcom customer complaints report for Q4 last year
Virgin Media O2 was the UK’s most complained-about mobile provider in the final quarter of 2024, says Ofcom.
WeBuyAnyPhone.com sponsors top Portsmouth welterweight boxer
Mobile recycler webuyanyphone has stepped into the boxing ring to sponsor Portsmouth-born welterweight Michael McKinson
BT Group headhunts Deutsche Telekom digital transformation expert to lead its Digital Unit.
Deutsche Telekom Group Chief Information Officer Peter Leukert is joining BT Group in September as Chief Digital Officer to take charge of BT’s Digital Unit.
Bamboo Connect adds a King’s Award 2025 to its 2018 Queen’s Award
Bamboo Connect has been awarded the King’s Award for Enterprise 2025 for international trade, adding to its previous Queen’s Award for Enterprise, won in 2018.
TMT First wins King’s Award for Innovation in device repair
Samsung and Apple authorised repairer TMT First has won a King’s Award for Enterprise in the Innovation category.
Vodafone sat comms partner AST SpaceMobile gets FCC approval to start satellite-to-Phone testing in the USA
Vodafone key partner AST SpaceMobile has received government permission test its satellite-to-cellular service in the United States.
Vodafone extends role in smart metering programme with new connectivity deal
Vodafone has a new contract to supply fixed connectivity to the Data Communications Company (DCC) to hasten the rollout of smart meters.
Virgin Media O2 mobile revenue dips slightly but consumer margins improve.
Virgin Media O2’s total mobile revenue for Q1 fell by 1.1 per cent year-on-year to £1.35 billion.
UK iPhones will continue to come from China as Apple manufacture transitions more to India and Vietnam to avoid US tariffs
UK iPhones will continue to be made in China, Apple confirmed today in its first-quarter report.
Poor broadband stifling farm tech adoption warns CityFibre survey
Poor internet connectivity on UK farms is threatening the adoption of AI and real-time monitoring, according to a survey of 250 farmers commissioned by CityFibre. The study, by Censuswide, reveals that nearly eight per cent of farms still have no internet access, despite almost two-thirds of farmers viewing connectivity as critical to daily operations. The