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OneCom appoints Vodafone and Three veteran Schafer as CFO
He joins the Vodafone Platinum Partner to ensure its expansion and push into unified comms continues
BlackBerry to suffer as Three goes all out for Windows Phone
Operator to up its in-store focus on Windows Phone and said will decide before the end of the year whether to continue to range BlackBerry devices
EE ranked UK’s best mobile network in RootMetrics survey
Operator finished top or tied for first in every performance category across all UK nations, with Vodafone placed bottom in all but two categories
Mystery Caller: Wearable technology
Mystery Caller had been hearing a lot about wearable technology in the run up to Mobile World Congress. But are the operators up to speed when it comes to smartwatches and fitness trackers?
Mystery Shopper: Stratford
Tech-crazy Mystery Shopper has been reading about the wearables trend and wants to find out more. Do the retailers know their fitness trackers from their Google Glasses and smartwatches?
Doro seeks full-house of operator partners this year
Manufacturer in advanced discussions with Vodafone and Three as it looks to have three products ranged with each network this year
Mystery Caller: Roaming
Going on a romantic break to Paris, you wouldn’t think Mystery Caller would have much time to spend on the phone. Just in case, he wanted to know the best deals for international calls, texts and data
Mystery Shopper: Enfield
With all the operators now offering 4G connectivity, Mystery Shopper has decided to take the plunge and go super-fast. Which of the high street retailers can tempt him with the best all-round deal?
Three appoints ex-Vodafone employee as head of wholesale partners
Matt Ward, who spent 14 years with Vodafone, will now fill a newly-created role at Three
Three’s Dyson questions whether EE is ‘in touch’ with UK public
Three’s CEO David Dyson has defended its decision to offer 4G for free, saying customers will be the judge as to whether it is “devaluing” the service, not EE CEO Olaf Swantee