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Opinion: Was the industry wrong about mmWave?
mmWave was written off as a commercial failure. CBNG's Paul Wright argues the physics were never the problem – the industry's planning assumptions were.
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Galaxy Z Fold8: Finally a bit of innovative thinking
They wouldn't, would they? I was watching the preview video posted by Samsung Europe's Chief Marketing Officer ( Benjamin Braun ) earlier this week and thought, "no... seriously... a change in form factor?" Here's a screenshot of the video Benjamin posted: And here is
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Holafly's head of strategy on what happens when the eSIM comes free with the ticket
Holafly's Alfonso Mata Villa on commoditised data, the race to the bottom he refuses to run, and what happens to a travel-eSIM business when airlines start giving connectivity away in the booking.
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810 million women are still offline. Coverage isn't the reason.
GSMA's Claire Sibthorpe on the 810 million women in low- and middle-income countries still not using mobile internet, why over 90% of them already live under a mobile broadband signal, and the rising memory prices that could push handsets further out of reach.
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SAS Airlines includes a travel eSIM with every booking
What a brilliant idea! I've long been a customer of Scanadavian Airlines System ("SAS") especially when I lived and worked in the Nordics. Indeed, almost every flight I took (and I was flying at least 3-4 times a week!) was via SAS. I loved every
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SAS is putting a free eSIM in every booking. The interesting part isn't the free bit.
Scandinavian Airlines is bundling a free in-app eSIM into every booking via a white-label deal with Hubby. The free data is the headline - but the loyalty grab, the disintermediated roaming revenue, and the squeeze on standalone travel-eSIM players are the real story.
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Anyone can launch a mobile network now, and eSIM Go is quietly powering the lot
eSIM Go has taken strategic investment from Eurasian telco TNS Global, fuelling a UK MVNO enablement business that's letting anyone with a brand become a mobile operator.
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For our US readers: HomeFi might be worth a look for affordable high-speed internet
Off the back of our Starlink coverage, a heads-up for US readers in rural areas weighing up affordable high-speed internet options.
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Mobile security's dirty cupboard: The app layer nobody's watching
Mobile app security has become the most fragmented part of enterprise IT. Learn why device controls alone aren't enough to protect your mobile fleet.
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Monzo Mobile is on the horizon from £8/month
So, after quite a wait, I got a press release in my inbox this morning highlighting that Monzo , the UK neobank with 15M+ customers, is launching it's mobile network offering this summer. It's being driven by the team from 1GLOBAL and will be running on the
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Nokia 3310: The Phone That Actually Mattered
I'm delighted to continue the My Favourite Nokia series with a post from a true adventurer! Oliver Browne is founder of True Summit Adventures , a luxury adventure travel firm, specialising in arranging and facilitating travel journeys in some of the world's most inspiring…
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Amazon working on a new (Alexa) phone
I thought this was worth noting for posterity: Amazon's apparently working on a new smartphone. Yes. Years after the Firephone excitement, The Verge is reporting that the company is working away on a phone. Over ten years after shelving the Fire Phone, Amazon is reportedly…
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From Traffic Congestion to the Fast Lane: Why the Streaming Ecosystem Needs a New Collaborative Approach
Ian Franklyn, Chief Revenue Officer at Mainstreaming , argues that the streaming ecosystem needs a fundamental shift — from centralised CDN delivery to collaborative edge infrastructure embedded within ISP networks. Streaming video has become the single biggest driver of…
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My Favourite Nokia: Simon Waller
Zayo Europe's Simon Waller reflects on his beloved Nokia 8210 - the world's smallest phone that proved technology's greatest power is enabling human connection.
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Tide Launches UK's First Business Banking Mobile Plan on Vodafone's 5G Network
Right then. This one got my attention - and not just because I've been a Tide customer for a few years and genuinely rate them as one of the best business banking platforms in the UK. Tide has launched its own mobile service. A proper one. Business Phone Number