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Three and Nokia launch 5G-ready cloud core network
Operator claims it is a world first
Vodafone launches 5G wireless router
Vodafone’s 5G network went live on July 3 Vodafone UK has launched a 5G wireless router that can provide speeds of up to 1Gbps. Prices range between £30 to £50 per month for the Gigacube, with data plans including either 100GB, 200GB or Unlimited. The wireless router is available for both consumers and businesses and
Google Pixel 3a now available at Vodafone
The mid-range smartphone is available with unlimited data plans
Android ‘Agent Smith’ malware has infected 137,000 UK devices
Malware originated from Chinese third-party app store
Vodafone execs to cut share bonuses to appease investors
Decision comes ahead of the telco’s annual meeting later this month
Aura Technology appoints World Cup winning coach to the board
Aura Technology launched in 2017 and specialise at working with mid-market businesses IT services provider Aura Technology has appointed Rugby World Cup winning manager Sir Clive Woodward to the board. Sir Clive will take up a non-executive role as the company hopes to expand, after launching initially in 2017. He is best remembered for overseeing
Madrid: Huawei opens largest flagship store outside of China
Huawei is also planning to launch an experience centre in Barcelona later this year Huawei has opened its largest retail and customer experience space outside of China with the addition of a flagship store in Madrid. The new store is located in Gran Via, which is one of Europe’s busiest streets and is 1,100m2 in
Vodafone launches unlimited data plans for 4G and 5G
Vodafone’s 5G network is live in seven cities, with 19 towns and cities covered by the end of the year Vodafone has launched its new unlimited data plans for 4G and 5G today – including 5G-ready SIM Only plans from just £23. It follows the operator announcing the 5G plans last week when it switched
US announces massive relaxation of ban on Huawei
US companies were banned from selling technology to Huawei which had the Chinese vendor revising its forecasts
Excalibur Communications wins top security accreditation
Around 100,000 companies out of four million have the accreditation in the UK