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A new Ericsson-designed, cone-shaped mobile antenna has been deployed by Vodafone to provide more stable 5G coverage inside tunnels.
Vodafone and EE are among the networks offering savings of up to £1,006 on the new £1,017 Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge.
Vodafone has launched a new screen damage insurance product, offering protection from just £2 a month.
Vodafone key partner AST SpaceMobile has received government permission test its satellite-to-cellular service in the United States.
Vodafone has a new contract to supply fixed connectivity to the Data Communications Company (DCC) to hasten the rollout of smart meters.
Vodafone Business has signed a five-year agreement with cloud-based A! specialist ServiceNow for a new AI-driven customer service platform for enterprise clients. ServiceNow clients include Fortune 500 companies such as Coca-Cola, Siemens. Vodafone Business will use the platform to introduce intelligent automation, accelerate issue resolution, and drive proactive service management across customer touchpoints. Machine learning and
How can the Vodafone, Three, SMARTY, VOXI, and TalkMobile brands all coexist in harmony? The truth is—they can’t. Duplication will have to go, and some brands won’t make it predicts Graystone Strategy founder and MVNO expert JamesGray
In what might sound like something from a sci-fi weather app, Vodafone is teaming up with the River Severn Partnership Advanced Wireless Innovation Region (RSPAWIR) and Wireless DNA to use its mobile network to improve short-term rainfall forecasts—also called nowcasting.
Vodafone has landed a four-year contract with the networks division of ScottishPower to modernise and future-proof the critical communications infrastructure that underpins Scotland’s electricity grid. The telecoms giant will overhaul the operational communications used to manage SP Energy Networks’ infrastructure, which includes 19,500 substations, 23,000km of overhead lines, and 41,000km of underground cables—serving two million
Regulator outlines three potential authorisation routes as Vodafone and AST SpaceMobile lead UK charge in satellite-to-smartphone connectivity Ofcom has launched a consultation on proposals to authorise the use of mobile spectrum bands for satellite Direct-to-Device (D2D) services — a move that could transform mobile connectivity in rural and remote areas of the UK. Says Ofcom: