Fri 25 Jul 2008
Issue 418
Parent company Hutchison Whampoa's European telecoms MD joins call for data roaming price caps
Vodafone's board to offer to buy back GBP 1 billion in shares following tumultuous Q1 results
VIP tickets to see 'Madge' at Wembley to dealer with most O2 BlackBerry connections in August
Distributors predict new laws will be good for sales
Vodafone teams up with Telmap and Multimap to provide additional mobile mapping application
The smartphone market is booming and is also proving to be a birthing ground for new manufacturers. Mobile News asks whether, one day, all phones will be smartphones
Mobile News visited Telefonica's headquarters in Madrid, Spain, to see how successful innovations from O2 UK are set to be rolled out into other global markets, while taking the chance to look into the future of content provision
Lycamobile hasn't even launched in the UK yet, but chief executive Milind Kangle is already talking about securing 60 to 70 per cent market share. James Blackman reports
Sticking it to The Man, and how minor dealer operations are taking T-Mobile to task over its bludgeoning termination of their supply contracts
Musings on Nokia's acquisition of the remaining shares in the Symbian operating system
It's Dongle Central over at 3, according to Kevin Russell. The network's UK chief executive says wireless modems (aka dongles) have been selling like the proverbial.