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Three pens MVNO deal with Unify Mobile
Operator adds to its MVNO partnerships by signing up Unify Mobile, with a planned service launch in the UK scheduled for early in Q2
Vodafone picks up Gamma MVNA deal from Three
Gamma Telecom signs MVNA agreement with Vodafone, which replaces Three and becomes the network’s first deal of this type in the UK
Mystery Caller: Music phones
Mystery Caller wants to start 2011 with a bang and went in search of a bargain just before Christmas that lets him carry his music library. £35 is the maximum he wants to pay per month with a free phone
2011? Give us a Clue…
Mobile News polled 73 industry leaders for their views on the year ahead. The result is a sector fighting to renew itself, putting its entire focus on smartphones and data to arrest a decline in traditional revenues
Business Watch: New Year uncertainties as UK LTE auction looms
Britain is gearing up for the first big auction of radio frequency spectrum for more than a decade. The sale, slated for 2012, will spark the industry’s biggest capital spending spree since operators splurged a combined £22.5 billion on 3G spectrum in 2000
Mystery Shopper: Oxford
Mystery Shopper is looking for a tablet with a data package for use at home and on the commute to work. He has a budget of £150-£200 to spend upfront
2011 predictions: Three UK director of devices Nigel Field
With smartphone sales set to grow operators must be able to offer good quality spectrum reckons Three director of devices Nigel Field
2011 predictions: TMTI chief executive Crispin Thomas
TMTI chief executive Crispin Thomas reckons Tesco will give Carphone and Phones 4U a run for their money, Three might have its day in the sun and Android will remain in the acendency
Hutchison scotches talk of Three UK exit
Three UK’s Hong Kong parent Hutchison Whampoa says it remains committed to its UK business, contrary to reports, and expects Ofcom to straighten issues by the auction of 800MHz and 2.6GHz spectrum for LTE
Mixed response to Ofcom spectrum refarming
Ofcom has announced that from today (January 6) operators will be allowed to use spectrum previously only allocated to 2G to implement 3G services, increasing mobile internet speeds and usage in the process