Author: paul

On 15th April Ofcom published its policy position and a further consultation on non-geographic numbers.

If you regularly call non-geographic numbers from your mobile there’s some interesting changes on the horizon:

Calls to 0800 to be free from all telephones (fixed and mobile)
Single (capped service) charge for 084, 087, 09 and 118 (no cap for 118)

If you publish a non-geographic number this news may not be so welcome;

Service charges to be included in advertising – “this call will cost you x pence plus your phone company’s access charge”

We’ll keep you posted!

A fantastic sim only mobile deal for business clients: Unlimited Calls To Mobiles £9.99 per month – 1 month Contract!

Add unlimited calls to land lines for £4.99 per month.

T’s & C’s apply.

its not quite how they said it would be but its still pretty impressive…

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http://www.technologyblogged.com/mobile-phones/how-to-save-your-wet-water-damaged-smartphone

Vodafone to spend more than £2.5m every day on their network

­Vodafone UK has announced that it is increasing investment in its network this year as it prepares for the launch of LTE services by the late summer.

Spending is set to increase 50% to more than £900 million (US$1.37 billion) in the current financial year, or more than £2.5m every day.

Vodafone is also working on creating an integrated fixed and mobile network, having last year acquired Cable & Wireless Worldwide. This network will support businesses and public sector customers.

Vodafone UK chief executive Guy Laurence said, “This investment is great news for customers and further evidence of our commitment to deliver our best ever network. We’re bringing together the best of mobile and fixed communications to help our business customers make their communications work for them.”