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[...] Mobile phones could hit the mainstream as a method of making payments in Britain next year, the boss of [...]

[...] ;no mobile phone phobia’. It is hardly surprising that many people fear losing their mobile phones. Nowadays a smartphone can contain important personal data, such as banking details or emails, [...]

[...] to the Telegraph and Computer World, 2014 will see shoppers paying for items with their mobile phones. A deal has been agreed that will allow thousands of shops and retailers to use Zapp. Zapp is [...]

[...] up on something? Seriously, I can't think of any. So is that why LG is so persistent with the mobile phones? KH: Well, we think it's a blip. We think it's a blip in our history. We don't think it's a [...]

[...] that this is an over-valuation by more than three times. The new fees have riled up the mobile operators, mainly due to the fact that they still have to use 2G networks for voice calls and texts, [...]

[...] City Initiative, the telecommunications and media company Virgin Media is planning to get mobile operators to pay for Birmingham wide WiFi. The planned WiFi network will be free to the public and it [...]

[...] roll out of broadband to rural areas. The article also reports that this is the first time mobile operators have been invited to take part in these talks. It shows how people are using their mobile [...]

[...] ! Though the move would provide the Treasury with some welcome income, unsurprisingly the mobile operators are not keen. Those who oppose the plans are pointing out that these changes could reduce [...]

[...] (Photo credit: Oranje) The Financial Times reported yesterday that the Labour party plans to call for action to stop telecoms customers [...]

[...] at measures designed to promote a pan-European telecoms market, according to reports from the Financial Times. This would be a huge step in [...]

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[...] numbers of communications providers has not only increased competition but also demand for new phone numbers. You can read more about this story at The Drum and The Inquirer. [...]

[...] the Guardian, Ofcom will clarify and standardise the costs for calling particular types of phone numbers. The telecoms regulator wants to help reduce the ‘widespread confusion’ over the costs of [...]

[...] and services will become clearer following major changes to telephone charging. All phone numbers starting with 08 and 09, as well as 118, will have a clearer pricing structure. The changes [...]

[...] is now in the hands of Facebook, something many have tried to avoid. Because WhatsApp uses phone numbers rather than usernames, it now means that Facebook has in its possession the phone numbers of [...]

[...] Samsung have recently made the bold claim that they have made a breakthrough into 5G internet speeds. A 5G connection would, it is claimed, be several hundred times faster than current 4G [...]

[...] not uncommon in Europe, EE are the first UK operator to introduced different price bands for internet speeds. Existing EE customers will be offered the higher speeds automatically for no extra charge [...]

[...] 55 and 60%. Though this seems to be a good step forward in improving the connectivity and internet speeds of the UK, some are not so sure. PC Pro published an article today that looks at how Ofcom [...]

[...] broadband, on top of £9.50-a-month line rental. It will only be available to those with internet speeds of three megabits per second or higher. The TalkTalk chief executive Dido Harding [...]