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Thu 15 May 2008


Issue 412

Features

Apple iPhones Are unlockers pippin Apple?

May 12, 2008 It's almost six months since customers camped out overnight to get their hands on an iPhone. Reports persist, however, that a sizeable number of the devices aren't being registered to O2's network. Steve Gold investigates.
Nick Brown It's not Eazy being green
May 12, 2008 With the company expecting to double its turnover for the second year in a row, Michael Garwood spoke to Eazyfone managing director Nick Brown about how, for the first time, the company is starting to break even.
Ben Dowd Getting down to O2 business
May 2, 2008 James Blackman spoke exclusively to new O2 UK business sales director Ben Dowd about the network's three-year strategy, and how the visions of its partners in the independent channel are just as important as their own.
Chris Barrow Putting the T- into top up promotions
May 2, 2008 As T-Mobile launched its latest prepay top-up deal, Top Up and Stretch, Michael Garwood spoke to the network's head of prepay Chris Barrow about the latest trends in the never ending battle for market share.
MICS Aura An Aura of satisfaction
April 23, 2008 Orange is pinpointed as a poor performer in latest Mobile Industry Satisfaction Survey (MICS), by market research company Aura, which rated all the leading brands for service in airtime, retail and handsets. James Blackman reports
Jack Craine Looking for mates in the UK
April 21, 2008 After parting company with HTC in 2006, smartphone manufacturer i-mate decided to design and source its own range of Windows Mobile devices. MaryLou Costa spoke to Jack Craine as the company prepares to launch its Ultimate and Jama ranges in the UK
O2 Femtocell The femto of the species
April 8, 2008 Amidst all the industry buzzwords at the recent Mobile World Congress last month, one subject kept popping up - femtocells. But what are they? And what impact will they have on the retail landscape? Steve Gold investigates
Mark Geraghty Olive branching out from Australia
April 21, 2008 While more and more people are working from home, few are MDs of successful UK companies while based in Australia. Michael Garwood got up early to speak to Olive Communications' Mark Geraghty, who does just that
Only Fools and Horses Are you faking it?
Thursday 3 April 2008 Counterfeiting mobile goods is a multi-million pound industry, but the stakes are high. MaryLou Costa investigates.
Richard Turner Angel or villain?
Thursday 3 April 2008 Exradia's range of anti-radiation 'Angel' batteries seem the perfect antidote to fears about mobile phones causing harmful radiation. Except no one has proved there is definitely a link. MaryLou Costa reports.