Telecoms

  • Three's data-centric One Plan now available on 30 day terms

    Three's data-centric One Plan now available on 30 day terms

    Mobile operator Three is now offering its The One Plan tariff – which gives users ‘all-you-can-eat’ data – on a one month SIM only rolling contract. The move means the plan is now available on contract, PAYG and one month rolling terms.

  • Review: 4oD Catch Up for iPad

    Review: 4oD Catch Up for iPad

    4oD Catch Up is Channel 4’s answer to the ever-popular BBC iPlayer which already launched its iPad app earlier this year. Unlike the BBC, Channel 4 isn’t sitting in a pool of public cash so the 4oD iPad app is sponsored by Heineken meaning all videos are preceded by a 60 second advert for the…

  • O2 to host major new live movie experience

    O2 to host major new live movie experience

    Movie giants 20th Century Fox, Warner Bros. and Sony Pictures UK are joining forces with film magazine Empire to host a weekend of screenings, Q&A’s and master classes with actors and filmmakers at London’s iconic O2. Movie giants 20th Century Fox, Warner Bros. and Sony Pictures UK are joining forces with film magazine Empire to…

  • Three announces new mobile dongle and handsets

    Three announces new mobile dongle and handsets

    Mobile network Three has announced a new “premium” mobile broadband dongle which is set to go on sale next week. The network says the new Huawei E367 dongle “provides improved performance and offers up to 40% faster browsing” than previous models and is the first to offer Three customers HSPA+.

  • Review: Samsung Galaxy Ace

    Review: Samsung Galaxy Ace

    Available on Three for no upfront cost and a £30 contract with ‘all-you-can-eat’ data or £199 on Pay As You Go, the Samsung Galaxy Ace is a stylish, impressive looking smartphone running the Froyo version of Google’s Android operating system.

  • Vodafone opens pre-orders for Sony Ericsson Xperia Play

    Vodafone opens pre-orders for Sony Ericsson Xperia Play

    Vodafone UK customers will soon be able to get their hands on Sony Ericsson’s so-called ‘PlayStation phone’ which the network claims “will revolutionise the way you enjoy games on the go.”